geofence example added #16
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cargo fmt&cargo clippy(we don't have a CI for these checks yet but you should run them on the code locally.)
As an additional note, I saw that there is a FenceType which can be used on a Polygon, but the Polygon itself uses i32 inside. We should improve this API in the future.
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| let upload_geofence_request = mav_sdk::grpc::geofence::UploadGeofenceRequest { polygons: vec![ | ||
| mav_sdk::grpc::geofence::Polygon { | ||
| points:vec![mav_sdk::grpc::geofence::Point{ latitude_deg: 0.0, longitude_deg: 0.0 },mav_sdk::grpc::geofence::Point{ latitude_deg: 0.0, longitude_deg: 0.0 },mav_sdk::grpc::geofence::Point{ latitude_deg: 0.0, longitude_deg: 0.0 },mav_sdk::grpc::geofence::Point{ latitude_deg: 0.0, longitude_deg: 0.0 },], fence_type: 0, }, |
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Ok, that's a great start. could we just add actual coordinates here?
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Let's use the actual GPS coordinates of the drone (at the moment) and update the Polygon accordingly.
E.g.current coordinates +/- a value in degreesin all directions to get a rectangle with a given size. Keep in mind that we work with degrees here so that we can define the distance in degrees, instead of size (i.e. ~0.125 degrees instead of ~14 km). We do need to choose a valid value as "Each degree of latitude is approximately 111 kilometres apart" (https://www.thoughtco.com/degree-of-latitude-and-longitude-distance-4070616). -
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Point,UploadGeofenceRequest,ClearGeofenceRequest
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