beeware
`current_location()` could also return `LatLng`'s accuracy
What is the problem or limitation you are having?
I'd like to know how accurate the GPS coordinates received from the OS are. They can often be really far from reality, and it would be helpful to know if this is the case.
Describe the solution you'd like
toga.hardware.location.Location.current_location() could also return the horizontal and vertical accuracy of the recorded LatLng.
Describe alternatives you've considered
Writing a method myself that estimates the location accuracy by checking if the coordinates are stable (near each other) or "jumping around". But this would be an approximation of the approximation.
Additional context
Maybe it can be done like this?
Apple
The macOS and iOS versions of toga_location() should also return horizontalAccuracy and verticalAccuracy.
Android
toga_location() should also return the return values of getAccuracy() (only if hasAccuracy() is true) and getVerticalAccuracyMeters() (only if hasVerticalAccuracy() is true).
Sure - this seems like a reasonable (and reasonably straightforward) addition. We're going need to modify the LatLng class to fields for accuracy, which must have default values of None (as LatLng is also used by maps) to indicate that accuracy isn't known.
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You've posted this comment on 5 issues today, but I recommend you only work on one at a time until you're more familiar with the project.
