Hi Justin,

Thank you for the new projection. I have hardly had any time to do any
geotools work in the last half year, but 2.2 already has two new
projections! 

I wont have much time to review this until the weekend, but here are a
few comments after looking at the code for 5 minutes (they build on
Martin's comments).

When the class inherits from MapProjection, you will no longer need the
a, Eo, No fields, since they are in MapProjection and called semiMajor,
falseEasting and falseNorthing. Also, MapProjection will get these
values from the projection parameters, so you will not want to hard code
in a value for a (though this projection is only used with one set of
parameters). I cannot remember if there is a way to set a default value
for parameters, but there used to be in geotools 2.0.

Also, in keeping with the naming conventions in the projection
subpackage, the class should probably be renamed to the full
NewZealandMapGrid.

If no one get around to making these changes by saturday, I will do
them.

Rueben



On Tue, 2005-06-12 at 22:11 -0800, Justin Deoliveira wrote:
> Hi Mark,
> 
> Thanks for sending the "kick me in the pants email" or I would have put 
> this off even longer. It was just that going through a bunch of complex 
> formulas to figure out where i was losing 0.001 degrees was not at the 
> top of my list. I am sure you can understand :)
> 
> But I sucked it up and figured out what the problem was so things should 
> be fine now.
> 
> Rueben, if you want to do a code review that would be great. The 
> relevant class is NZMGTransform.
> 
> If someone on the udig team can build a new main jar from the latest 
> geotools trunk so Mark can try it out that would be great. I am sure 
> they will be tommorow with all the style madness going on.
> 
> -Justin
> 




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