AngleConverter

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AngleConverter is a Workbench Transformer.

This transformer is used to convert angles of a feature's geometry and or attributes from one representation to another. The different representations are DECIMAL_DEGREES, RADIANS, DDDMMSS, and DDDMMSSSS.

Where:

DECIMAL_DEGREES - The angle is represented as decimal degrees.

RADIANS - The angle is represented as radians.

DDDMMSS - The angle is represented as an integer in degrees, minutes, seconds. For example, 180 degrees would be 1800000. and 22.5 degrees is represented as 22 degrees and 30 minutes and encoded as 223000.

DDDMMSSSS - The angle is represented as an integer in degrees, minutes, hundredths of a second. For example, 180 degrees would be 180000000. and 22.5 degrees is represented as 22 degrees and 30 minutes and encoded as 22300000.

If geometry is being converted, then it assumed that the geometry of the input features is represented in the source angular format and will be converted to the destination angular format. For example, if a two-point line is represented in DDMMSS as 1800000,223000 900000,450000, then it would be represented as 180,22.5 90.0,45.0 when converted to DECIMAL_DEGREES.