How to Edit Option File (for expert)
If you want to modify or configure options, please directly edit XML file.
Option Entry Format
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<option id="Google Maps"
datum="wgs84"
area="world"> <![CDATA[http://maps.google.com/?q=$lat.d(+3.6),$lon.d(+3.6)]]> </option> |
Attributes
Entry
You can write URL, URI, Filename, or command. This will be simply transferred to Windows shell command.
Latitude/Longitude information will be translated and inserted.
Location Data Description Format
?q=$lat.d(+3.6),$lon.d(+3.6)
will be translated like following.
?q=+35.123456,-74.123456
Format
| $lat.d(+03.4r) |-----|||||||| | | |||||||| | | |||||||+- Shows end of format by "(" | | ||||||+-- Round Strategy by (r, f, c, or empty) | | |||||+--- Width of Under Decimal Part (number) | | ||||+---- "." separates width numbers | | |||+----- Width of Integer Part (number) | | ||+------ Filling Strategy ("0", " ", or empty) | | |+------- Sign Stretegy(+, -, d, D, a, or empty) | | +-------- Shows beginning of format by "(" | +------------ Shows type of Data +-------------- "$" shows beginning of Variable |
| lat.d | Latitude, in Degree |
| lat.m | Latitude, under Minute unit |
| lat.s | Latitude, under Second unit |
| lat.r | Latitude, in Radian |
| lon.d | Longitude, in Degree |
| lon.m | Longitude, under Minute unit |
| lon.s | Longitude, under Second unit |
| lon.r | Longitude, in Radian |
| lcp | LocaPoint |
example:
latirude = 35.420096021916666666666666666667°
= 35°25.205761315"
= 35°25" 12.3456789'
= 0.61819729695499144509818901588413(Radian)
$lat.d = 35.420096021916666666666666666667°
$lat.m = 25.205761315
$lat.s = 12.3456789
$lat.r = 0.61819729695499144509818901588413
Sign strategies
| + | always shows "+" or "-" |
| - or ""(not specified) | show "-" only when negative. No sign for positive |
| a | Absolute value (no sign) |
| D | add Direction letter. N/S for latitude, E/W for longitude |
| d | add Direction letter. n/s for latitude, e/w for longitude |
| 0 | fill with "0" |
| " "(Space) | fill with " "(Space) |
| ""(not specified) | no fill |
Left part of dot represents length of integer part.
Not specify means use data as it is.
Width of Under Decimal Part
right part of dot represents length of under decimal part
Not specify means
use data as it is
"0" for right part, means output as integer. (do NOT show
".")
examples:
= "."(default) 123.45
"3.6" 123.450000
"2.3" 23.450
"2." 23.45
"3.0"
123 (same as INT())
".3" 123.450
"06.6" "000123.450000"
" 6.6" "
123.450000"
Round strategies
This option is valid only data has a under decimal part.
Calculation of data is done to "Width of Under Decimal + one" places of
decimals, then round/round off/round up.
| f or ""(not specified) | Floor. Round Off |
| c | Ceil. Round Up |
| r | Round. (Up for 5, Off for 4) |
examples:
123.444444 123.444445
3.5f floor(default) 123.44444 123.44444
3.5c ceil
123.44445 123.44445
3.5r round 123.44444 123.44445
Special Factors
Data can be calculated in following way. This is done before formatting.
data = (data + facter_a) * facter_b + facter_c
Format:
data(format, facter_a , facter_b , facter_c )
lat.d(+3.4,0,1,0)
facter_a default is 0
facter_b default is 1
facter_c default is 0
Examples:
1.Longitude in decimal degree
$lon.d() --> -74.044552886803686
2.Longitude in decimal degree. Under decimal width is 3.
$lon.d(.3) -->-74.044
3.Longitude in decimal degree. Use "W" or "E", and use "0" to make a width of
integer part is 3.
$lon.d(D03.5) --> W074.04455
4.Latitude in DDD°MM'SS.SS"
$lat.d(.0)°$lat.m(.0)'$lat.s(.2)"
5. Latitude in 1/256 sec unit, Integer, "-"sign when negative
lat.d(.0,0,921600,0)
lat.d brings "Degree" in decimal.
latitude in second is lat.d * 3600
latitude in 1/256sec = lat.d * 3600 * 256 = lat.d * 921600