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Fix: re-enable speed and heading in GPS-cursor

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Pieter Vander Vennet 2023-11-23 17:07:53 +01:00
parent ce1855b2bd
commit ff47d75d41
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src/Logic/Actors/GeoLocationHandler.ts
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@ -137,7 +137,6 @@ export default class GeoLocationHandler {
}
}
console.trace("Moving the map to the GPS-location")
mapLocation.setData({
lon: newLocation.longitude,
lat: newLocation.latitude,
@ -152,7 +151,6 @@ export default class GeoLocationHandler {
private CopyGeolocationIntoMapstate() {
const features: UIEventSource<Feature[]> = new UIEventSource<Feature[]>([])
this.currentUserLocation = new StaticFeatureSource(features)
const keysToCopy = ["speed", "accuracy", "altitude", "altitudeAccuracy", "heading"]
let i = 0
this.geolocationState.currentGPSLocation.addCallbackAndRun((location) => {
if (location === undefined) {
@ -163,19 +161,15 @@ export default class GeoLocationHandler {
id: "gps-" + i,
"user:location": "yes",
date: new Date().toISOString(),
// GeolocationObject behaves really weird when indexing, so copying it one by one is the most stable
accuracy: location.accuracy,
speed: location.speed,
altitude: location.altitude,
altitudeAccuracy: location.altitudeAccuracy,
heading: location.heading,
}
i++
for (const k in keysToCopy) {
// For some weird reason, the 'Object.keys' method doesn't work for the 'location: GeolocationCoordinates'-object and will thus not copy all the properties when using {...location}
// As such, they are copied here
if (location[k]) {
properties[k] = location[k]
}
}
console.debug("Current location object:", location)
properties["_all"] = JSON.stringify(location)
const feature = <Feature>{
type: "Feature",
properties,
@ -184,7 +178,6 @@ export default class GeoLocationHandler {
coordinates: [location.longitude, location.latitude],
},
}
features.setData([feature])
})
}