cgl.ogc.wms.gml
Interface GMLCoordinates

All Known Implementing Classes:

GMLCoordinates_Impl

public interface GMLCoordinates

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Description:

Copyright: Copyright (c) 2005

Company: Indiana University - Computer Science Dept.

Version:

1.0

Author:

Ahmet Sayar

Field Summary

static char	DEFAULT_CS
static char	DEFAULT_DECIMAL
static char	DEFAULT_TS

Method Summary

java.lang.String	getCoordinates() returns the coordinates in the <coordinates> tag
char	getCoordinateSeperator() return the character used as coordinate seperator
char	getDecimalSeperator() return the character used as decimal seperator
char	getTupleSeperator() return the character used as tuple seperator
void	setCoordinates(java.lang.String coordinates) sets the coordinates in the <coordinates> tag
void	setCoordinateSeperator(char coordinateSeperator)
void	setDecimalSeperator(char decimalSeperator)
void	setTupleSeperator(char tupleSeperator)

Field Detail

DEFAULT_DECIMAL

public static final char DEFAULT_DECIMAL

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Constant Field Values

DEFAULT_CS

public static final char DEFAULT_CS

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Constant Field Values

DEFAULT_TS

public static final char DEFAULT_TS

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Constant Field Values

Method Detail

getCoordinates

public java.lang.String getCoordinates()

returns the coordinates in the <coordinates> tag

Returns:

String

setCoordinates

public void setCoordinates(java.lang.String coordinates)

sets the coordinates in the <coordinates> tag

Parameters:

coordinates - String

getDecimalSeperator

public char getDecimalSeperator()

return the character used as decimal seperator

Returns:

char

setDecimalSeperator

public void setDecimalSeperator(char decimalSeperator)

Parameters:

decimalSeperator - char

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getDecimalSeperator()

getCoordinateSeperator

public char getCoordinateSeperator()

return the character used as coordinate seperator

Returns:

char

setCoordinateSeperator

public void setCoordinateSeperator(char coordinateSeperator)

Parameters:

coordinateSeperator - char

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getCoordinateSeperator()

getTupleSeperator

public char getTupleSeperator()

return the character used as tuple seperator

Returns:

char

setTupleSeperator

public void setTupleSeperator(char tupleSeperator)

Parameters:

tupleSeperator - char

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getTupleSeperator()