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Yes, I misinterpreted the problem slightly. Rather than always being a problem, it is only a problem if there is uncertainty to which lat/long degree the locati
by arghwhat 8y ago
Yes, I misinterpreted the problem slightly. Rather than always being a problem, it is only a problem if there is uncertainty to which lat/long degree the location resides in.
It appears to search for smaller and smaller features until it finds something that does not span multiple areas, while still being within the same area as the final location. For example, for a random address on Hawaii, the plus-code becomes "74FF+W7 Ocean View, Hawaii, USA", as Island of Hawai'i spands multiple lattitude degrees.
However, this results in increasingly complex reference points, and I am not sure whether this can be done in a generic fashion. Of course, it may simply bail out to full codes at that point.