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I am working with a routine that is supposed to list the long and lat of a picked point within the geolocation map inside civil3d.

 

It seems like the Latitude that it show when I pick a spot on the map shows all negative degrees mins and seconds. Not sure how to fix that.

 

Hopefully its something i missed.

 

; Convert Decimal Degrees to dms.
(defun convertDDdms (x1 / deg mins sec )
  (setq deg   (rtos (fix X1)2 0) 				;- degrees 
	mins  (rtos (fix (* (- X1 (fix X1))60))2 0)   		; - minutes 
	sec   (rtos (* (- (* X1 60) (fix (* x1 60)))60) 2 4)	;- seconds
      )
   (strcat deg " D " mins " M " sec " S ")
  )



(defun c:longlat (/ as_cor ll lat lon pkpt)
  (Alert "A Coordinate System Must be set.\nPick Point...") 
  (setq as_cor (ade_projgetwscode))
  (if (/= "" as_cor)			;checks for an assigned coordinate system 
    (progn
      (ade_projsetsrc as_cor)
      (ade_projsetdest "LL84")		; uses lat/lon with no datum  change as needed
      
      (while (not  (setq pkpt (getpoint "\nSelect a point: "))))
        (progn
	(setq ll (ade_projptforward pKpt))
	(setq lat (car ll)
	      lon (car (cdr ll))
	)
	(setq desc (ade_projgetinfo "LL84" "description"))
	(alert (strcat "\nLatitude: " (convertDDdms lat) 
		       "\nLongitude:" (convertDDdms lon) 
               "\nHorizontal Datum: NAD83"
               "\n "
		       "\nConverted from: "as_cor
		       "\nConverted to: " desc
	       )
	)
	(princ)
      );progn
    );progn
    (asg_coor)
  );if
);defun 

 

 

Thank you for any help!!

Posted (edited)

You  can set the mins and seconds to positive by adding abs function.

 

; Convert Decimal Degrees to dms.
(defun convertDDdms (x1 / deg mins sec)
  (setq deg (rtos (fix X1) 2 0)                                    ;- degrees
        mins (rtos (abs (fix (* (- X1 (fix X1)) 60))) 2 0)         ; - minutes
        sec (rtos (abs (* (- (* X1 60) (fix (* x1 60))) 60)) 2 4)  ;- seconds
  )
  (strcat deg "° " mins "' " sec "\""))
)

 

So -16.1382675 is showing up as

Latitude: -16° -8' -17.7630"

 

with abs added it will look like this

Latitude: -16° 8' 17.7630"

 

 

Edited by mhupp
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Posted

Great idea about that. It does make sense what you are showing.

 

I did run the function and it works, but i am getting a difference result with the degrees mins secs in the Alert Box. Not really sure why either.

 

-86° 4' 26.2201"

39° 54' 18.6891"

 

; Convert Decimal Degrees to dms.
(defun convertDDdms (x1 / deg mins sec)
  (setq deg (rtos (fix X1) 2 0)                                    ;- degrees
        mins (rtos (abs (fix (* (- X1 (fix X1)) 60))) 2 0)         ; - minutes
        sec (rtos (abs (* (- (* X1 60) (fix (* x1 60))) 60)) 2 4)  ;- seconds
  )
  (strcat deg "° " mins "' " sec "\"")
)



(defun c:longlat (/ as_cor ll lat lon pkpt)
  (Alert "A Coordinate System Must be set.\nPick Point...") 
  (setq as_cor (ade_projgetwscode))
  (if (/= "" as_cor)			;checks for an assigned coordinate system 
    (progn
      (ade_projsetsrc as_cor)
      (ade_projsetdest "LL84")		; uses lat/lon with no datum  change as needed
      
      (while (not  (setq pkpt (getpoint "\nSelect a point: "))))
        (progn
	(setq ll (ade_projptforward pKpt))
	(setq lat (car ll)
	      lon (car (cdr ll))
	)
	(setq desc (ade_projgetinfo "LL84" "description"))
	(alert (strcat "\nLatitude: " (convertDDdms lat) 
		       "\nLongitude:" (convertDDdms lon) 
               "\nHorizontal Datum: NAD83"
               "\n "
		       "\nConverted from: "as_cor
		       "\nConverted to: " desc
	       )
	)
	(princ)
      );progn
    );progn
    (asg_coor)
  );if
);defun 

 

 

 

 

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Posted (edited)
54 minutes ago, rcb007 said:

Great idea about that. It does make sense what you are showing.

 

I did run the function and it works, but i am getting a difference result with the degrees mins secs in the Alert Box. Not really sure why either.

 

Not 100% but might be a rounding error. rtos Function

Is the same value being used? maybe @ronjonp or @BIGAL can fill you in.

 

-16.1382 returns

Latitude: -16° 8' 17.5200"

 

-16.1382675 returns

Latitude: -16° 8' 17.7630"

 

 

Edited by mhupp

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