S3 print() methods for "coords" and
"waypoints" now employ the null coalescing operator
%||% as intended (#140).
S3 print() method for "waypoints"
objects now has an explicit fmt argument and correct
formatting of the “Latitude … Longitude” headings when this argument is
used (#139).
New S3 extract `[`(<coords>) and
replace `[<-`(<coords>) methods for
"coords" objects (#135).
S3 extract `[`(<coords>) method allows
simpler code in print.coords() and
review.coords() S3 methods (#136).
Corrected as_waypoints() and format()
documentation (#133, #134, #137).
Note added to documentation for convert().
Class and function forward declarations moved to header file CoordBase.h (#113).
S3 format() methods documented more comprehensively
(#108).
Correct error message in get_coordtype(const int)
(#111).
Code improved in format_switch(const T& t)
(#112, #116).
Remove redundant Coordbase::get_ff()
(#110).
Use C++ {fmt} library to ensure formatting and printing of correct widths when names contain extended ASCII codes (#109, #117).
S3 format() and print() methods for
"coords" and "waypoints" objects now have a
fmt argument enabling changing the formatted/printed
coordinate format (#129, #130, #131).
S3 format() method for "waypoints"
objects usenames argument fixed.
S3 print() methods for "coords" and
"waypoints" objects print widths correctly when
max argument / getOption("max.print") is
exceeded.
S3 validate() methods for "coords" and
"waypoints" objects now have force argument
signifying whether to perform full de novo revalidation or
simply check existing "valid", "validlat" and
"validlon" attributes, essentially to enable the fix to S3
print() methods above.