Does anyone know if the searchbox supports some form of coordinate? These did not work: “N:39°47’03″ E:78°33’41″” “39°47’03″ 78°33’41″”
Are there any plans of supporting widely used formats of coordinates?
This seemed to work: “38.5807 77.2605” but gave 2 results.
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2019년 2월 23일 03:23에 AkuAnakTimur님의 의견
This format should work: e.g. 1N 1E and 1S 1W
2019년 2월 23일 03:31에 AkuAnakTimur님의 의견
On top of that, reversed order should work too e.g. N1 E1
2019년 2월 23일 10:11에 pangoSE님의 의견
I think we should support as many ways of writing coordinates as possible. E.g. N:39°47’03″ E:78°33’41″ or 39°47’03″ 78°33’41″.
2019년 2월 23일 17:48에 andy mackey님의 의견
Degrees.degrees works fine, is simpler to use in my opinion. there seems to be lots of coord converters on the net if you have the need. Best we stick to the system used here from the start.
2019년 2월 23일 22:41에 Riccardo Stagni님의 의견
This is the format: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Decimal_degrees
I assume you get two results because if you write “38.5807 77.2605” the search engine cannot know which number is the latitude and which is the longitude (the two results have the same coordinates but swapped).
If you add N/S E/W to the coordinates you will get an unique result: osm.org/search?query=38.5807N%2077.2605E#map=17/38.58070/77.26050
2019년 2월 24일 12:58에 Adriano Cunha님의 의견
Degrees are simpler and avoid confusion.
IMHO, the search engine should assume latitude first.
It would be a waste of resources to try to support every possible notation - there will always be another one. Google has billions of dollars and it doesn’t do it.