Package com.ctreber.acearth

Class Summary

Class	Description
ACearth	AC.earth - XEarth for Java The original XEarth was written by Kirk Johnson in July 1993 - thank you for writing this great little program and making it available for free!
Configuration	© 2002 Christian Treber, [email protected] (06.10.2002)
ConfigurationACearth	How to avoid writing all the accessors?
MapData	AC.earth - XEarth for Java The original XEarth was written by Kirk Johnson in July 1993 - thank you for writing this great little program and making it available for free!
MapDataReader	The map data file is a big array of short (16-bit) ints, as follows: - it is a sequence of closed curves - the first value in a curve is the number of points in the curve - the second value in a curve indicates land/water (1 or -1, respectively) - this is followed by an [x,y,z] triple that indicates a point on the unit sphere (each of x, y, and z has been scaled by 30000), where the x axis points "to the right" (towards 0 N 90 E), the y axis points "up" (towards the north pole), and the z axis points "out of the screen" (towards 0 N 0 E). this is the starting point of the curve. - this is followed by (one less than the number of points in the curve) triples [dx,dy,dz]; the [x,y,z] triple for each successive point in the curve is obtained by adding [dx,dy,dz] onto the previous [x,y,z] values. - the curves are [must be!]