PositionData

Values that represent position data quality.

Values that represent position provider type.

Sys timestamp in milliseconds since 1970 ( epoch )

Address of native referenced object. nullptr if not referencing any native allocated object. Note native allocation will happen only once.

Altitude above main sea level in meters.

Coordinates. (0,0) means unknown position.

Course (true heading) in degrees, from 0 (north) to 360. -1 means unknown course.

Course accuracy in degrees. Typical accuracy for consumer GPS is 25 degrees.

Fix quality (whether this position is trustworthy).

Position accuracy in meters. Typical values for consumer GPS are 5-20 meters.

Latitude, in degrees (north = positive).

Longitude, in degrees (east = positive).

Provider type

Satellite time in milliseconds since 1970. Timestamps are expected to increase steadily in time.

Speed, in m/s. Non-negative values mean valid speed, -1 means unknown.

Speed accuracy in m/s. Typical accuracy for consumer GPS is 2 m/s at steady speed.

System acquisition time

Data type.

Vertical accuracy in meters.

Overrides finalize that garbage collector will call when needed.

True if altitude is available, false if not.

True if course is available, false if not.

True if course accuracy is available, false if not.

True if horizontal accuracy is available, false if not.

True if speed is available, false if not.

True if speed accuracy is available, false if not.

True if vertical accuracy is available, false if not.

True if keeps a reference to a C++ SDK object False if keeps a C++ SDK object

Check if position is valid.

Checks if this object is valid.

Releases the native referenced value of this object if: