### Enumeration

# GWeather LocationLevel

#### Declaration

    enum GWeather.LocationLevel

#### Description [src]

The size/scope of a particular `GWeatherLocation`.

Locations form a hierarchy, with a `GWEATHER_LOCATION_WORLD` location at the top, divided into regions or countries, and so on.

Countries may or may not be divided into “adm1”s, and “adm1”s may or may not be divided into “adm2”s. A city will have at least one, and possibly several, weather stations inside it. Weather stations will never appear outside of cities.

Building a database with `gweather_location_get_world()` will never create detached instances, but deserializing might.

#### Members

`GWEATHER_LOCATION_WORLD`

  A location representing the entire world.

  - Value: `0`
  - Available since: 4.0
`GWEATHER_LOCATION_REGION`

  A location representing a continent or other top-level region.

  - Value: `1`
  - Available since: 4.0
`GWEATHER_LOCATION_COUNTRY`

  A location representing a “country” (or other geographic unit that has an ISO-3166 country code).

  - Value: `2`
  - Available since: 4.0
`GWEATHER_LOCATION_ADM1`

  A location representing a “first-level administrative division”; ie, a state, province, or similar division.

  - Value: `3`
  - Available since: 4.0
`GWEATHER_LOCATION_CITY`

  A location representing a city.

  - Value: `4`
  - Available since: 4.0
`GWEATHER_LOCATION_WEATHER_STATION`

  A location representing a weather station.

  - Value: `5`
  - Available since: 4.0
`GWEATHER_LOCATION_DETACHED`

  A location that is detached from the database, for example because it was loaded from external storage and could not be fully recovered. The parent of this location is the nearest weather station.

  - Value: `6`
  - Available since: 4.0
`GWEATHER_LOCATION_NAMED_TIMEZONE`

  A location representing a named or special timezone in the world, such as UTC.

  - Value: `7`
  - Available since: 4.0

#### Type functions

###### gweather_location_level_to_string

Returns the location level as a string, useful for debugging purposes.