The x and y arrays should match up. They are not lat/lons, they are
pixel locations on the map. If you want to convert them to lat/lons,
you should use the projection.inverse() method on each lat/lon pair.
But just so you know, the ArcCalc creates meaningless arcs - they
don't really mean anything spatially. They were created to allow a
layer to create non-overlapping paths between two points, when two
points are connected in some way and you want to show there is more
than one link between them.
What are you trying to represent?
- Don
On Wed, Apr 20, 2011 at 2:03 PM, Master Zonk <zonkix_at_gmail.com> wrote:
>
> Is there or does anybody have a way to have the ArcCalc return LatLonPoint. I
> can get the x/y return but I cannot seem to match up the x to the
> corresponding y for some reason and I get some really of the chart
> LatLons.....can somebody tell me how those arrays are arranged ...does the x
> index match the y index or am I way off as usual?
>
>
> Thanks for any help!
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