Esempio n. 1
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def test_floor_example_from_dan_harasty():
    # See blog post comment for details of this example
    gridref = bng.from_osgb36((529900, 199900), nDigits=4)
    assert gridref == 'TQ2999'
Esempio n. 2
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def test_from_osbg36_single_example():
    gridref = bng.from_osgb36((327550, 672950))
    assert gridref == 'NT275729'
Esempio n. 3
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def test_from_osbg36_zipped_example():
    x = [443143, 363723, 537395]
    y = [1139158, 356004, 35394]
    xy = zip(x, y)
    gridrefs = bng.from_osgb36(xy, nDigits=4)
    assert gridrefs == ['HU4339', 'SJ6356', 'TV3735']
Esempio n. 4
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def test_from_osgb36_throws_bng_error_on_bad_figs_value(figs):
    with pytest.raises(bng.BNGError, match=r'Valid inputs for figs are .*'):
        bng.from_osgb36((123456, 123456), figs=figs)
Esempio n. 5
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def test_from_osgb36_throws_bng_error_on_coords_out_of_range(coords):
    with pytest.raises(bng.BNGError, match=r'Coordinate location outside .*'):
        bng.from_osgb36(coords)
Esempio n. 6
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def test_from_osgb36_throws_bng_error_on_bad_coords_type(coords):
    with pytest.raises(bng.BNGError, match=r'Valid inputs are .*'):
        bng.from_osgb36(coords)
Esempio n. 7
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def test_from_osgb36_selects_correct_square(x, y, expected):
    gridref = bng.from_osgb36((x, y), figs=4)
    assert gridref == expected
Esempio n. 8
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def test_from_osgb36_rounds_figs_down(x, y, figs, expected):
    gridref = bng.from_osgb36((x, y), figs=figs)
    assert gridref == expected