Query keys within an arbitrary shape?
See original GitHub issueThis might be a stretch, but in addition to querying for keys within a radius, will it be possible (in the future perhaps) to query for keys within an arbitrary shape (possibly defined as a list of GeoLocations
)?
E.g. usage: Check if a point is within a certain city (given that I know a list of GeoLocations that outlines the city).
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Yes, exactly that. I’ll give it a try. From a cursory glance at the code it seems I should probably be looking at
private boolean locationIsInQuery(GeoLocation location)
@ GeoQuery.javaShout out if I’m way off. Thanks 😃
Totally agree, bounding box and circular shape should be good enough.