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Are the vector components expected to be accessed by name in applications, or is it possible some applications might have to handle a 3-tuple of doubles?
By name only.
Thanks, Chris.
I only ask this super-nitty question because in my (admittedly limited) experience, ENU order (or NED for that matter) was more familiar since it forms a coordinate system that aligns with the right hand rule.
NEU->ENU conversion is obviously trivial. I was just thinking of possible errors where the members of the vector aren't accessed by name but by position.
-ek
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