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  John York - 2014-04-06 07:20:41  
Hello,  
I downloaded and run your phpclass but - receive this error: 
 
 
Warning: Division by zero in ../concave-hull.php on line 226 
 
Warning: Division by zero in ../concave-hull.php on line 248 
  
  Chi H. - 2014-04-07 10:06:57 -  In reply to message 1 from John York 
Hello, 
Can you try again please? It's just a warning not a functional error. Anyway I make php to ignore all errors. Thank you! 
  
  Daniel Fischer - 2014-05-09 01:08:24 -  In reply to message 2 from Chi H. 
Very interesting class, which I would like to get working for me! 
 
How would I go about using it to build an array of points of the concavehull itself? I've tried a few things, but nothing has worked so far. When mapping the hull, the lines zig-zag instead of surrounding the provided points. 
 
Any advice you have would be greatly appreciated. 
  
  Chi H. - 2014-05-09 07:27:02 -  In reply to message 3 from Daniel Fischer 
You can also contact me.  
  
  Daniel Fischer - 2014-05-09 23:04:06 -  In reply to message 4 from Chi H. 
Thanks for your reply! 
 
Perhaps this class is not well suited to latitude / longitude? 
 
Your included example (example 3), does not appear to produce an image that could be considered useful. and its that very example I am most interested in returning an array of point for. 
 
  
  Chi H. - 2014-05-09 23:25:42 -  In reply to message 5 from Daniel Fischer 
Interesting. Perhaps the co-ordinates is not interesting? Interesting that you are working on my example #3? Not sure what it's not working? Can you elaborate? Where it's not working? By the way you can look here a working version:http://www.phpdevpad.de/geofence/. 
  
  Daniel Fischer - 2014-05-09 23:35:06 -  In reply to message 6 from Chi H. 
Thanks again for your reply! 
When I run your example #3, the image produced looks like this:
 drive.google.com/file/d/0B2o_34PKlX ...
 
I viewed your webpage and it seems to run well there. I am trying to represent a MUCH smaller geographical location than a country.
 
Ideally I would like to be able to return an array of coordinates which represent the hull, but I can see no way of doing that as the input array is resorted.  
  
  Chi H. - 2014-05-09 23:51:58 -  In reply to message 7 from Daniel Fischer 
Yes, it works. I won a prize! Not sure why I must defend myself? Can you post it? Usually geo-coordinates are angles and the map is 2d. In my script there is mapWidth and mapHeight. Maybe you can play with it? 
  
  Daniel Fischer - 2014-05-10 00:17:40 -  In reply to message 8 from Chi H. 
Sir you misunderstand me. I am not asking you to defend yourself at all. I was asking for your help. Sorry if it was unclear. I will find another solution. 
 
Congratulations on your prize. 
  
  Chi H. - 2014-05-10 00:20:03 -  In reply to message 7 from Daniel Fischer 
Hmm, I see. There was an error. The projected map wasn't stored or saved and give to the function. I fixed it, cam you try again? Jusst in case here is the fix: 
 
foreach ($set as $key => $arr) 
{ 
    list($lon,$lat) = $arr; 
    $tx = ($lon - $mapLonLeft) * ($newWidth/$mapLonDelta)*$mapRatioW; 
    $f = sin($lat*M_PI/180); 
    $ty = ($mapHeightD-(($worldMapWidth/2 * log((1+$f)/(1-$f)))-$mapOffsetY)); 
    $proj[]=array($tx,$ty); 
} 
 
$hull=new hull(); 
$hull->main($proj,$mapWidth,$mapHeightD); 
 
 
  
  
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