proximity

What would be the best approach to finding the set of coordinates, from say about 5,00, which lie within a path of points, given a specified width. eg an aircraft following several waypoints. Is there a good way to also sort them in the same order as the route. Calculation speed would be more important than accuracy, since I'm looking at producing a list of suggestions. From what I've looked at, I presume it's not straightforward, and the question is a bit broad, but any suggestions/pointers would be welcome, eg for: Best way to store lat / long, or use spherical coordinates Having additional

I'm a relatively new user to swift and now, I need to take advantage of the proximity sensor of an iPhone. I don't matter the distance, but I want to know when something is near the iPhone. So I found this code in Objective-C that worked, but I need it in Swift. I have tried some ways, but any worked. So here is the code I need: - (void) activateProximitySensor { UIDevice *device = [UIDevice currentDevice]; device.proximityMonitoringEnabled = YES; if (device.proximityMonitoringEnabled == YES) { [[NSNotificationCenter defaultCenter] addObserver:self selector:@selector(proximityChanged:) name:@

Given that I have a query like below: council* W/5 (tip OR tips) The above query can be translated as: Find anything that has council* and (tip OR tips) no more than 5 words apart. So following text will match: Shellharbour City Council Tip council best tip councils top 10 tips But this one should not match: ... City Council at Shellharbour. There is not any good tip at all. I need help to build an elasticsearch query for that. I was thinking about Regex query but I'm not quite sure about better alternatives. Thanks You can use a combination of the span_near query, span_multi and span_or . We

I've enabled the proximity wakelock in my app, and it turns off the screen when the proximity sensor detects something. But there is a problem when the screen wakes back up -- it goes to the lockscreen, not my app. This happens regardless of the time that the screen was off (even if the sensor is cleared after a few seconds). Here's the code I used: int PROXIMITY_SCREEN_OFF_WAKE_LOCK = 32; mProximityWakeLock = pm.newWakeLock(PROXIMITY_SCREEN_OFF_WAKE_LOCK, LOG_TAG); if(!mProximityWakeLock.isHeld()){ mProximityWakeLock.acquire(); } Is there any way to correct that behavior? You can dismiss the

I did some search but could not find a suitable answer. My App should compare with multiple locations for proximity. This means I will not be able to save all the locations into my app to confirm the proximity using locationManager. I want the proximity confirmation to be done in the server What would be the best way to implement this? Would it be sensible if the app asks for proximity confirmation every time the devices moves around? I would try a different approach, since location updates from GPS are made once per second, and I don't think it's a good idea to ask the server each second for

In Solr you can perform an ordered proximity search using syntax "word1 word2"~10 By ordered, I mean word1 will always come before word2 in the document. I would like to know if there is an easy way to perform an unordered proximity search, ie. word1 and word2 occur within 10 words of each other and it doesn't matter which comes first. One way to do this would be: "word1 word2"~10 OR "word2 word1"~10 The above will work but I'm looking for something simpler, if possible. Slop means how many word transpositions can occur. So "a b" is going to be different than "b a" because a different number