I have found the following error in the DMSLatLonPoint code:
In the main constructor (the one that takes all the arguments in) the
LONGITUDE degrees value is normalized using the LATITUDE method. Here is the
line of code, pasted from DMSLatLonPoint.java:
this.lon_degrees=(int)LatLonPoint.normalize_latitude(lon_degrees);
I found this when my dms lat / lon position of 35, 127 came out as 35, 90.
Karl...
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