/**
* @param $column
* @param $swLatitude
* @param $swLongitude
* @param $neLatitude
* @param $neLongitude
* @param array $keyToInclude
*
* @return Collection|ParseObject[]
*/
public function withinBox($column, $swLatitude, $swLongitude, $neLatitude, $neLongitude, $keyToInclude = [])
{
$southWest = new ParseGeoPoint((double) $swLatitude, (double) $swLongitude);
$northEast = new ParseGeoPoint((double) $neLatitude, (double) $neLongitude);
$this->query->withinGeoBox($column, $southWest, $northEast);
for ($i = 0; $i < count($keyToInclude); $i++) {
$this->query->includeKey($keyToInclude[$i]);
}
return Collection::make($this->query->find($this->useMasterKey));
}
public function testGeoBoxTooLarge()
{
$centerPoint = new ParseGeoPoint(0, 0);
$center = ParseObject::create('TestObject');
$center->set('location', $centerPoint);
$center->save();
$southwest = new ParseGeoPoint(-89, -179);
$northeast = new ParseGeoPoint(89, 179);
// This is an interesting test case because mongo can actually handle this
// kind of query, but
// if one actually happens, it's probably that the developer switches the
// two points.
$query = new ParseQuery('TestObject');
$query->withinGeoBox('location', $southwest, $northeast);
try {
$query->find();
$this->assertTrue(false, 'Query should fail for being too large.');
} catch (ParseException $e) {
}
}