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We really should be able to parse the coordinates that we show in our own HTML export as well as the standard Google format... both have a comma between the latitude and longitude. Signed-off-by: Dirk Hohndel <dirk@hohndel.org>
34 lines
844 B
C++
34 lines
844 B
C++
#ifndef TESTGPSCOORDS_H
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#define TESTGPSCOORDS_H
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#include <QtTest>
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class TestGpsCoords : public QObject {
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Q_OBJECT
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private slots:
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void testISO6709DParse();
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void testNegativeISO6709DParse();
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void testSpaceISO6709DParse();
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void testSecondsParse();
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void testSpaceSecondsParse();
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void testNegativeSecondsParse();
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void testMinutesParse();
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void testSpaceMinutesParse();
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void testMinutesInversedParse();
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void testDecimalParse();
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void testSpaceDecimalParse();
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void testDecimalInversedParse();
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void testXmlFormatParse();
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void testNoUnitParse();
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void testNegativeXmlFormatParse();
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void testPrefixNoUnitParse();
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void testOurWeb();
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void testGoogle();
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private:
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static void testParseOK(const QString &txt, double expectedLat,
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double expectedLon);
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static double coord2double(double deg, double min = 0.0, double sec = 0.0);
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};
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#endif
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