#include "qquickgeocoordinateanimation_p.h"
#include "qquickgeocoordinateanimation_p_p.h"
#include <QtQuick/private/qquickanimation_p_p.h>
#include <QtPositioning/private/qdoublevector2d_p.h>
#include <QtPositioning/private/qwebmercator_p.h>
#include <QtPositioning/private/qgeocoordinate_p.h>
#include "moc_qquickgeocoordinateanimation_p.cpp"

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Functions
QT_BEGIN_NAMESPACE QVariant	q_coordinateInterpolator (const QGeoCoordinate &from, const QGeoCoordinate &to, qreal progress)
	\qmltype CoordinateAnimation \inherits PropertyAnimation \inqmlmodule QtPositioning

QVariant	q_coordinateShortestInterpolator (const QGeoCoordinate &from, const QGeoCoordinate &to, qreal progress)

QVariant	q_coordinateEastInterpolator (const QGeoCoordinate &from, const QGeoCoordinate &to, qreal progress)

QVariant	q_coordinateWestInterpolator (const QGeoCoordinate &from, const QGeoCoordinate &to, qreal progress)

Function Documentation

◆ q_coordinateEastInterpolator()

QVariant q_coordinateEastInterpolator	(	const QGeoCoordinate &	from,
		const QGeoCoordinate &	to,
		qreal	progress
	)

Definition at line 88 of file qquickgeocoordinateanimation.cpp.

References QGeoCoordinate::altitude, QVariant::fromValue(), QGeoCoordinatePrivate::get(), QGeoMercatorCoordinatePrivate::m_mercatorX, QGeoMercatorCoordinatePrivate::m_mercatorY, and QWebMercator::mercatorToCoord().

Referenced by QQuickGeoCoordinateAnimation::setDirection().

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◆ q_coordinateInterpolator()

QT_BEGIN_NAMESPACE QVariant q_coordinateInterpolator	(	const QGeoCoordinate &	from,
		const QGeoCoordinate &	to,
		qreal	progress
	)

\qmltype CoordinateAnimation \inherits PropertyAnimation \inqmlmodule QtPositioning

Since: 5.3

A PropertyAnimation for geo coordinate properties.

A specialized \l{PropertyAnimation} that defines an animation between two \l{coordinate}{coordinates}.

By default, a \l{latitude} of the \l{coordinate} is animated in the direction of shortest (geodesic) distance between those coordinates. Since CoordinateAnimation uses Mercator map projection, the \l{latitude} animation is always between -90 and 90 degrees. The \l{longitude} animation path is not limited and can go over 180 degrees in both west and east directions.

The \l{direction} property can be set to specify the direction in which the \l{longitude} animation should occur.