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// Make sure that the 2dsphere index can deal with non-GeoJSON points.
// 2dsphere does not accept legacy shapes, only legacy points.
t = db.geo_s2indexoldformat;
t.drop();
t.insert( {geo : [40, 5], nonGeo: ["pointA"]});
t.insert( {geo : [41.001, 6.001], nonGeo: ["pointD"]});
t.insert( {geo : [41, 6], nonGeo: ["pointB"]});
t.insert( {geo : [41, 6]} );
t.insert( {geo : {x:40.6, y:5.4}} );
t.ensureIndex( { geo : "2dsphere", nonGeo: 1 } );
res = t.find({ "geo" : { "$geoIntersects" : { "$geometry": {x:40, y:5}}}});
assert.eq(res.count(), 1);
res = t.find({ "geo" : { "$geoIntersects" : {"$geometry": [41,6]}}});
assert.eq(res.count(), 2);
// We don't support legacy polygons in 2dsphere.
assert.writeError(t.insert( {geo : [[40,5],[40,6],[41,6],[41,5]], nonGeo: ["somepoly"] }));
assert.writeError(t.insert( {geo : {a:{x:40,y:5},b:{x:40,y:6},c:{x:41,y:6},d:{x:41,y:5}}}));
// Test "Can't canonicalize query: BadValue bad geo query" error.
assert.throws(function() {
t.findOne({ "geo" : { "$geoIntersects" : {"$geometry": [[40,5],[40,6],[41,6],[41,5]]}}});
});
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