Enums.MgrsConversionMode enumeration

The MgrsConversionMode can be one of:

ConstantDescription
Enums.MgrsConversionModeAutomatic(0) The choice of MGRS lettering scheme is based on the datum and ellipsoid of the spatial reference provided. Spatial references with new datums (e.g. WGS 84) assume new lettering scheme (AA scheme). This is equivalent to New180InZone60. Spatial references with older datums (e.g. Clarke 1866, Bessel 1841, Clarke 1880) assume old lettering scheme (AL scheme). This is equivalent to MgrsConversionMode.Old180InZone60. When converted, points with longitude of exactly 180deg are placed in zone 60.
Enums.MgrsConversionModeNew180InZone01(1) The MGRS notation uses the new lettering scheme (AA scheme) and, when converted, places points with longitude of 180deg in zone 01.
Enums.MgrsConversionModeNew180InZone60(2) The MGRS notation uses the new lettering scheme (AA scheme) and, when converted, places points with longitude of 180deg in zone 60.
Enums.MgrsConversionModeOld180InZone01(3) The MGRS notation uses the old lettering scheme (AL scheme) and, when converted, places points with longitude of 180deg in zone 01.
Enums.MgrsConversionModeOld180InZone60(4) The MGRS notation uses the old lettering scheme (AL scheme) and, when converted, places points with longitude of 180deg in zone 60.

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