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lat_deg = int(aprs_lat.split('.')[0][:1]) |
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# lat_hsec = aprs_lat.split('.')[1] |
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self.assertTrue(len(aprs_lat) == 8) |
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self.assertTrue(lat_deg >= 00) |
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self.assertTrue(lat_deg <= 90) |
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self.assertTrue(aprs_lat.endswith('S')) |
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def test_longitude_west(self): |
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"""Test Decimal to APRS Longitude conversion. |
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Spec per ftp://ftp.tapr.org/aprssig/aprsspec/spec/aprs101/APRS101.pdf |
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Longitude is expressed as a fixed 9-character field, in degrees and |
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decimal minutes (to two decimal places), followed by the letter E for |
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east or W for west. |
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Longitude degrees are in the range 000 to 180. Longitude minutes are |
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expressed as whole minutes and hundredths of a minute, separated by a |
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decimal point. |
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For example: |
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07201.75W is 72 degrees 1 minute 45 seconds west. |
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In generic format examples, the longitude is shown as the 9-character |
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string dddmm.hhW (i.e. degrees, minutes and hundredths of a minute |
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west). |
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""" |
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test_lng = -122.38833 |
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aprs_lng = apex.aprs.util.dec2dm_lng(test_lng) |
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self.logger.debug('aprs_lng=%s', aprs_lng) |
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lng_deg = int(aprs_lng.split('.')[0][:2]) |
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# lng_hsec = aprs_lng.split('.')[1] |
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self.assertTrue(len(aprs_lng) == 9) |
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self.assertTrue(lng_deg >= 000) |
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logger.setLevel(aprs_constants.LOG_LEVEL) |
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console_handler = logging.StreamHandler() |
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console_handler.setLevel(aprs_constants.LOG_LEVEL) |
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formatter = logging.Formatter(aprs_constants.LOG_FORMAT) |
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console_handler.setFormatter(formatter) |
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logger.addHandler(console_handler) |
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logger.propagate = False |
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def test_latitude_north(self): |
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"""Test Decimal to APRS Latitude conversion. |
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Spec per ftp://ftp.tapr.org/aprssig/aprsspec/spec/aprs101/APRS101.pdf |
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Latitude is expressed as a fixed 8-character field, in degrees and |
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decimal minutes (to two decimal places), followed by the letter N for |
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north or S for south. Latitude degrees are in the range 00 to 90. |
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Latitude minutes are expressed as whole minutes and hundredths of a |
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minute, separated by a decimal point. |
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For example: |
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4903.50N is 49 degrees 3 minutes 30 seconds north. |
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In generic format examples, the latitude is shown as the 8-character |
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string ddmm.hhN (i.e. degrees, minutes and hundredths of a minute |
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north). |
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""" |
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test_lat = 37.7418096 |
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aprs_lat = apex.aprs.util.dec2dm_lat(test_lat) |
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self.logger.debug('aprs_lat=%s', aprs_lat) |
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lat_deg = int(aprs_lat.split('.')[0][:1]) |
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# lat_hsec = aprs_lat.split('.')[1] |
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self.assertTrue(len(aprs_lat) == 8) |
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self.assertTrue(lat_deg >= 00) |
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