java - Parse Swift syntax to Android -

i had trouble trying retrieve user based on search distance, , have received great support community. code boiled down following:

let userlocation = pfgeopoint(latitude: userlatitude, longitude: userlongitude) query.wherekey("location", neargeopoint:userlocation, withinkilometers: 100) 

the issue code tailored swift/xcode, , when tried "converting to" android came down to

query.wherewithinkilometers("location", parsegeopoint point, 100); 

i not sure if proper way of writing in java (android), , not sure parsegeopoint point.

i have looked https://parse.com/docs/android/api/com/parse/parsegeopoint.html, bit stuck.

if need clarification, let me know. thanks

update: below how store location point of current user parse

@override         public void onlocationchanged(location loc) {             // todo auto-generated method stub             double lati = loc.getlatitude();             double longi = loc.getlongitude();              parseuser currentuser = parseuser.getcurrentuser();             currentuser.saveinbackground();              parsegeopoint point = new parsegeopoint(lati, longi);             currentuser.put("location", point);              currentuser.saveinbackground(new savecallback() {                 @override                 public void done(parseexception e) {                     setprogressbarindeterminatevisibility(false);                      if (e == null) {                         // success!                      } else {                      }                 }             }); 

below how attempt retrieve it, , see if user fall within range

  parsequery<parseuser> query = parseuser.getquery();          parsegeopoint point = new parsegeopoint(47, -122); //ideally best if (47, -122) reflected current user location         query.wherewithinkilometers("location", point, 100); 

i'd recommend reading through this documentation on android sdk's geopoints. basic syntax you.

@override     public void onlocationchanged(location loc) {         double lati = loc.getlatitude();         double longi = loc.getlongitude();          //user's current location         parsegeopoint point = new parsegeopoint(lati, longi);         parsequery<parseobject> query = parsequery.getquery("locations");         query.wherewithinkilometers("location", point, 100);         query.findinbackground(new findcallback<parseobject>() { ... });     }