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    Cool [ASSISTANCE NEEDED] MGRS to Lat and Long as input for mapview (C++ source code incld)

    Well I tried to make the title as descriptive as possible. In a nutshell, I'd like to enter MGRS coordinates (4QFJ1234554321) and have them translated to lat and long (21.28722 -157.91698). I have found the source code (C++) but cant seem to figure out how to use it...native shared library? You can find the code here: http://sourceforge.net/projects/geog.../files/distrib

    I've seen alot of people asking for this but noone seemed to have found the code for it, so hopefully some clever REAL programmer out there can make alot of us nubes happy with this.

    Eventually, the plan is to use the lat and long coordinates through code to trigger mapview to move to that location.
    Last edited by jhize; 06-06-2010 at 05:49 AM. Reason: typo

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    Default Re: [ASSISTANCE NEEDED] MGRS to Lat and Long as input for mapview (C++ source code in

    Oh, In my point, if it's java codes, that maybe better. Because The Android OS it set up from the linux, and it seems support the java only. If it's Cpp codes, you have to run directly on the bare linux system, and Maybe very difficult to combine to the Android OS.

    That's just from my point, anyway I'm not professional, and wish there do have someone to solve this problem for you.

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    Default Re: [ASSISTANCE NEEDED] MGRS to Lat and Long as input for mapview (C++ source code in

    I've converted OpenMap code that allows Android developers to convert an Android Location to a LatLonPoint, UTMPoint, or MGRSPoint. If you are still interested.
    http://code.google.com/p/android-openmap-framework/

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