PySide6.QtPositioning.QGeoPositionInfo¶

class QGeoPositionInfo¶

The QGeoPositionInfo class contains information gathered on a global position, direction and velocity at a particular point in time. More…

Synopsis¶

Methods¶

def __init__()
def attribute()
def coordinate()
def hasAttribute()
def isValid()
def __ne__()
def __eq__()
def removeAttribute()
def setAttribute()
def setCoordinate()
def setTimestamp()
def swap()
def timestamp()

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Detailed Description¶

A QGeoPositionInfo contains, at a minimum, a geographical coordinate and a timestamp. It may also have heading and speed measurements as well as estimates of the accuracy of the provided data.

See also

QGeoPositionInfoSource

class Attribute¶

Defines the attributes for positional information.

Constant

Description

QGeoPositionInfo.Direction

The bearing measured in degrees clockwise from true north to the direction of travel.

QGeoPositionInfo.GroundSpeed

The ground speed, in meters/sec.

QGeoPositionInfo.VerticalSpeed

The vertical speed, in meters/sec.

QGeoPositionInfo.MagneticVariation

The angle between the horizontal component of the magnetic field and true north, in degrees. Also known as magnetic declination. A positive value indicates a clockwise direction from true north and a negative value indicates a counter-clockwise direction.

QGeoPositionInfo.HorizontalAccuracy

The accuracy of the provided latitude-longitude value, in meters.

QGeoPositionInfo.VerticalAccuracy

The accuracy of the provided altitude value, in meters.

QGeoPositionInfo.DirectionAccuracy

The accuracy of the provided bearing, in degrees. This attribute is available only on Android (API level 26 or above) and macOS/iOS. See corresponding Android and Apple documentation for more details.

Constant	Description
QGeoPositionInfo.Direction	The bearing measured in degrees clockwise from true north to the direction of travel.
QGeoPositionInfo.GroundSpeed	The ground speed, in meters/sec.
QGeoPositionInfo.VerticalSpeed	The vertical speed, in meters/sec.
QGeoPositionInfo.MagneticVariation	The angle between the horizontal component of the magnetic field and true north, in degrees. Also known as magnetic declination. A positive value indicates a clockwise direction from true north and a negative value indicates a counter-clockwise direction.
QGeoPositionInfo.HorizontalAccuracy	The accuracy of the provided latitude-longitude value, in meters.
QGeoPositionInfo.VerticalAccuracy	The accuracy of the provided altitude value, in meters.
QGeoPositionInfo.DirectionAccuracy	The accuracy of the provided bearing, in degrees. This attribute is available only on Android (API level 26 or above) and macOS/iOS. See corresponding Android and Apple documentation for more details.

NMEA protocol also suggests another type of accuracy - PositionAccuracy, which is a 3D accuracy value. Qt does not provide a separate attribute for it. If you need this value, you can calculate it based on the following formula:

PositionAccuracy ² = HorizontalAccuracy ² + VerticalAccuracy ²

__init__()¶

Creates an invalid QGeoPositionInfo object.

See also

isValid()

__init__(other)

Parameters:: other – QGeoPositionInfo

Creates a QGeoPositionInfo with the values of other.

__init__(coordinate, updateTime)

Parameters:

coordinate – QGeoCoordinate
updateTime – QDateTime

Creates a QGeoPositionInfo for the given coordinate and timestamp.

attribute(attribute)¶

Parameters:: attribute – Attribute
Return type:: float

Returns the value of the specified attribute as a qreal value.

Returns NaN if the value has not been set.

The function hasAttribute() should be used to determine whether or not a value has been set for an attribute.

See also

hasAttribute() setAttribute()

coordinate()¶

Return type:: QGeoCoordinate

Returns the coordinate for this position.

Returns an invalid coordinate if no coordinate has been set.

See also

setCoordinate()

hasAttribute(attribute)¶

Parameters:: attribute – Attribute
Return type:: bool

Returns true if the specified attribute is present for this QGeoPositionInfo object.

isValid()¶

Return type:: bool

Returns true if the timestamp() and coordinate() values are both valid.

See also

isValid() isValid()

__ne__(rhs)¶

Parameters:: rhs – QGeoPositionInfo
Return type:: bool

Returns true if any of the lhs object’s values are not the same as those of rhs. Otherwise returns false.

__eq__(rhs)¶

Parameters:: rhs – QGeoPositionInfo
Return type:: bool

Returns true if all of the lhs object’s values are the same as those of rhs. Otherwise returns false.

removeAttribute(attribute)¶

Parameters:: attribute – Attribute

Removes the specified attribute and its value.

setAttribute(attribute, value)¶

Parameters:

attribute – Attribute
value – float

Sets the value for attribute to value.

See also

attribute()

setCoordinate(coordinate)¶

Parameters:: coordinate – QGeoCoordinate

Sets the coordinate for this position to coordinate.

See also

coordinate()

setTimestamp(timestamp)¶

Parameters:: timestamp – QDateTime

Sets the date and time at which this position was reported to timestamp.

The timestamp must be in UTC time.

See also

timestamp()

swap(other)¶

Parameters:: other – QGeoPositionInfo

Swaps this position information with other. This operation is very fast and never fails.

timestamp()¶

Return type:: QDateTime

Returns the date and time at which this position was reported, in UTC time.

Returns an invalid QDateTime if no date/time value has been set.

See also

setTimestamp()