public ArrayList<float[]> forwardLLPoly(double[] llpts,int ltype,int nsegs,boolean isFilled){
  double[] rawllpts=new double[llpts.length];
  System.arraycopy(llpts,0,rawllpts,0,llpts.length);
  ProjMath.arrayDegToRad(rawllpts);
  return forwardPoly(rawllpts,ltype,nsegs,isFilled);
}

public ArrayList < float [ ] > forwardLLPoly ( double [ ] llpts , int ltype , int nsegs , boolean isFilled ) { double [ ] rawllpts = new double [ llpts . length ] ; System . arraycopy ( llpts , 0 , rawllpts , 0 , llpts . length ) ; ProjMath . arrayDegToRad ( rawllpts ) ; return forwardPoly ( rawllpts , ltype , nsegs , isFilled ) ; }
forward project a lat / lon poly defined as decimal degree lat / lons . < p > delegates to _forwardpoly ( ) , and may do additional clipping for java xwindows problem . remember to specify vertices in decimal degrees . if you have radians , use them and call forwardpoly , it ' s faster . this method will convert the coords to radians before calling the fowardpoly method .
