InitWithCoordinateAltitudeHorizontalAccuracyVerticalAccuracyTimestamp Method (coordinate, altitude, hAccuracy, vAccuracy, timestamp)

Initializes and returns a location object with the specified coordinate information.

Original signature is '- (id)initWithCoordinate:(CLLocationCoordinate2D)coordinate altitude:(CLLocationDistance)altitude horizontalAccuracy:(CLLocationAccuracy)hAccuracy verticalAccuracy:(CLLocationAccuracy)vAccuracy timestamp:(NSDate *)timestamp'

Available in Mac OS X v10.6 and later.

Declaration Syntax

Visual Basic

Visual C++

public virtual Id InitWithCoordinateAltitudeHorizontalAccuracyVerticalAccuracyTimestamp(
	CLLocationCoordinate2D coordinate,
	double altitude,
	double hAccuracy,
	double vAccuracy,
	NSDate timestamp
)

Public Overridable Function InitWithCoordinateAltitudeHorizontalAccuracyVerticalAccuracyTimestamp ( _
	coordinate As CLLocationCoordinate2D, _
	altitude As Double, _
	hAccuracy As Double, _
	vAccuracy As Double, _
	timestamp As NSDate _
) As Id

public:
virtual Id^ InitWithCoordinateAltitudeHorizontalAccuracyVerticalAccuracyTimestamp(
	CLLocationCoordinate2D coordinate, 
	double altitude, 
	double hAccuracy, 
	double vAccuracy, 
	NSDate^ timestamp
)

Parameters

coordinate (CLLocationCoordinate2D): A coordinate structure containing the latitude and longitude values.

altitude (Double): The altitude value for the location.

hAccuracy (Double): The accuracy of the coordinate value. Specifying a negative number indicates that the coordinate value is invalid.

vAccuracy (Double): The accuracy of the altitude value. Specifying a negative number indicates that the altitude value is invalid.

timestamp (NSDate): The time to associate with the location object. Typically, you would set this to the current time.

Return Value

A location object initialized with the specified information.

Version Information

Available in Monobjc Bridge: 10.6 (For Mac OS X 10.6 and later)

Assembly: Monobjc.CoreLocation (Module: Monobjc.CoreLocation)