At a guess, a route is sequence of points, where each point is a longitude/latitude position. Google maps has a web service for displaying a pin in its map images at a certain longitude/latitude (and the reverse - double click on a location to add a pin). Then you just add up the distance between each pair of pins n and n+1, and robert's yer farva's bruvva.
Cool! How is it done?
ReplyDeleteRunning? I like to start with left foot, and follow with the right. Rinse and repeat :)
ReplyDeleteOh, the distance ;)
ReplyDeleteAt a guess, a route is sequence of points, where each point is a longitude/latitude position. Google maps has a web service for displaying a pin in its map images at a certain longitude/latitude (and the reverse - double click on a location to add a pin). Then you just add up the distance between each pair of pins n and n+1, and robert's yer farva's bruvva.
smartarse!
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