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Sandcastle example: no code added to sandcastle, version 1.107.1
Browser: Chrome
Operating System: Windows
When using the geosearch, I noticed that using a whitespace after the comma creates different results. E.g., 52, 13 and 52,13. It seems that the comma influences whether those values are interpreted as latitude-longitude or longitude-latitude. See gif below.
I'd expect that such a small detail wouldn't matter, or at least that it's documented, e.g., the suggestions list 52,13 (long, lat) and 52, 13 (lat, long). Or instead maybe "N, E"./"E, N".
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Hi @anne-gropler, thanks for the report. This is due to conflicting suggestions from Cesium ion's geocoder service and CesiumJS's internal CartographicGeocoderService. Since Cesium ion's geocoder service supports latitude and longitude pairs directly, we'll remove the redundant CartographicGeocoderService by default in #11435.
Sandcastle example: no code added to sandcastle, version 1.107.1
Browser: Chrome
Operating System: Windows
When using the geosearch, I noticed that using a whitespace after the comma creates different results. E.g.,
52, 13
and52,13
. It seems that the comma influences whether those values are interpreted as latitude-longitude or longitude-latitude. See gif below.I'd expect that such a small detail wouldn't matter, or at least that it's documented, e.g., the suggestions list
52,13 (long, lat)
and52, 13 (lat, long)
. Or instead maybe "N, E"./"E, N".The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: