Point
class Point extends OGCObject (View source)
OGC Point type.
Properties
| protected string | $type | OGC type. | |
| int | $srid | Spatial Reference System Identifier (SRID). | from OGCObject |
| static protected array | $greatCircleProviders | Great circle distance providers. | |
| float | $lon | Logitude or X. | |
| float | $lat | Latitude or Y. | |
| string|null | $address | Point address. | |
| float | $x | Longitude. | |
| float | $y | Latitude. |
Methods
Get an object property.
Create an OGCObject instance from parsed WKB/WKT.
Create an OGCObject instance from WKT.
Create an OGCObject instance from WKB.
Array representation of instance coordinates.
String representation of the instance.
Point constructor.
A Point could be instantiated from array containing a tuple of string|float lat, lon $point = Point::fromArray(["1.123", "2.345"]) $point = Point::fromArray([1.123, 2.345]).
A Point could be instantiated from a string with a delimiters, by default " " is used $point = Point::fromString("1.123 2.345") $point = Point::fromString("1.123: 2.345", ":").
Details
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mixed
__get(string $key)
Get an object property.
static OGCObject
buildOGCObject(array $parsed)
Create an OGCObject instance from parsed WKB/WKT.
static OGCObject
fromWKT(string $wkt, int|null $srid = null)
Create an OGCObject instance from WKT.
static OGCObject
fromWKB($wkb, int|null $srid = null)
Create an OGCObject instance from WKB.
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protected array
toValueArray()
Array representation of instance coordinates.
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string
__toString()
String representation of the instance.
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void
__construct(string|float $lon, string|float $lat, int|null $srid = null)
Point constructor.
By default, a Point object could be instantiated from two elements, string or number are allowed: $point = new Point(1.123, 2.345) $point = new Point("1.1232", "2.345")
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static Point
fromArray(array $points)
A Point could be instantiated from array containing a tuple of string|float lat, lon $point = Point::fromArray(["1.123", "2.345"]) $point = Point::fromArray([1.123, 2.345]).