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gdt avatar gdt commented on July 26, 2024

This is a reasonable request, but it opens up more questions. One could want the coordinates of a point in a number of projections, and a number of datums. But the notion of UTM in WGS84 as a most-wanted second option for users makes sense to me.

I would tend, without enough thought, to have a button in waypoint properties "extended properties" or something to give all the various things people ask for, without cluttering the normal display.

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rnorris avatar rnorris commented on July 26, 2024

ATM when (no tool is selected), right clicking on the map doesn't do anything.
Thus it could have a popup menu with something like:

Copy Coordinates->

  • Lat/Lon
  • UTM

Then there's scope for adding other functionality on a position, such as all the Tools->WebTool entries.

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rnorris avatar rnorris commented on July 26, 2024

Note some other easier ways of doing it now is to right click on the viewport to centre the view on that point and then either:

  1. Use View->Go to UTM which defaults the entries with the existing centre point value.
    Although this isn't perhaps the easiest way to copy the values.

or

  1. Try setting your viking.ini file parameter window_copy_centre_full_format = true
    Then with the map centred on the point, switch to UTM mode (Ctrl->U) and then copy the centre location:

Edit->Copy Centre Location / "Control-H"

Then the position is in the clipboard can be pasted to wherever and then switch Viking back to the normal Mercator mode (Ctrl-M).

If this is sufficient then maybe #flobiree can close this request.

If this feels too cumbersome, then perhaps the setting window_copy_centre_full_format could be expanded to use integer values and then a value of 2 to make the copied text format always be in UTM irrespective of the display mode.

This would probably be the most expedient to get implemented.

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florencebiree avatar florencebiree commented on July 26, 2024
  1. is ok for me (not very intuitive, but it do the job)

I will close the request.

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