The Position element holds various positional data, such as coordinate (longitude, latitude, altitude) and speed. More...
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The Position element holds various positional data, such as coordinate, (longitude, latitude, and altitude) and speed. Not all of these are always available (e.g. latitude and longitude may be valid, but speed update has not been received or set manually), and hence there are corresponding validity attributes which can be used when writing applications.
The Position element is part of the QtMobility.location 1.1 module.
See also PositionSource.
This property is true if coordinate's altitude has been set (to indicate whether that data has been received or not, as every update does not necessarily contain all data). 'Valid' is meaningful only if the altitude is from PositionSource.
See also altitude.
This property is true if coordinate's latitude has been set (to indicate whether that data has been received or not, as every update does not necessarily contain all data). 'Valid' is meaningful only if the latitude (coordinate) is from PositionSource.
See also latitude.
This property is true if coordinate's longitude has been set (to indicate whether that data has been received or not, as every update does not necessarily contain all data). 'Valid' is meaningful only if the longitude is from PositionSource.
See also longitude.
This property holds the value of speed (groundspeed, metres / second). If the property has not been set, its default value is zero.
See also speedValid, altitude, longitude, and latitude.
This property is true if speed has been set (to indicate whether that data has been received or not, as every update does not necessarily contain all data). 'Valid' is meaningful only if the speed is from PositionSource.
See also speed.
This property holds the timestamp when this position was received. If the property has not been set, it is invalid.