@Coordinates()
New in 2.0Generate random coordinates (format: longitude,latitude)
Geographic InformationSince 2.0.0
Parameters
| Name | Type | Required | Default | Description |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| minLng | — | — | Min longitude (-180) | |
| maxLng | — | — | Max longitude (+180) | |
| minLat | — | — | Min latitude (-90) | |
| maxLat | — | — | Max latitude (+90) | |
| scale | — | — | Decimal precision | |
| nullSampler | — | — | The null ratio, such as "1:2", indicates that generating a random value 3 times with an average of 1 time is null |
Usage
@Coordinates(arg0,arg1,arg2,arg3,arg4,arg5)Generate coordinates with specified parameters
Example:
@Coordinates(30,60,100,160,5,1:2)
Output:
40.336546,110.232121@Coordinates(arg0)Generate coordinates with default bounds and nullWeight (e.g. 2:8)
Example:
@Coordinates(2:8)
Output:
20.336546,90.232121null@Coordinates()Generate random coordinates
Example:
@Coordinates()
Output:
20.336546,90.232121