emcconville/google-map-polyline-encoding-tool

A simple class to handle polyline-encoding for Google Maps

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12 years old

6 releases · first in 2014

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6 releases · Mar 2014 to Apr 2016

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v1.2.4 04 Jan 2015
Release notes
Introduced "examples" directory to share creative use-cases. Light cosmetic improvements, but no functionality changes.

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v1.2.3 08 Aug 2014
Release notes
Polyline Encoding now rounds numbers instead of the previous floor method.
```
 // Was
 0.1234567 => 12345
 // Now
 0.1234567 => 12346
```
Note
Pre-recorded encoded points may need to be re-encoded for accurate results. Decoding methods are unaffected.
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v1.2.2 03 Aug 2014
Release notes
- Improved performance in Polyline::Flatten
- Added deprecated alerts with @deprecated & issuing E_USER_DEPRECATED
- Added new dev/contrib commands to Makefile
  - make lint for PHPCS
  - make coverage for code-coverage report
The follow methods will be removed from v1.3.x
- Polyline::Singleton
- Polyline::__call
  - Polyline::get{Node}Points
  - Polyline::get{Node}Encoded
- Polyline::getPolyline
- Polyline::polyline
- Polyline::listPolylines
The follow properties will be removed from v1.3.x
- Polyline->$polylines
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v1.2.1 12 Jul 2014

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v1.3 05 Apr 2016

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v1.2 17 Mar 2014

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Second patch release v1.2
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