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ArcObjects namespaces > Geodatabase > ESRI.ArcGIS.GeoDatabase > Interfaces > IG > IGeometryResultOptions Interface (ArcObjects .NET 10.4 SDK) |
Provides access to methods that control geometry options.
Description | ||
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DensifyGeometries | Indicates if MaximumSegmentLength and MaximumDeviation will be honored to densify geometry in the results. | |
GeneralizeGeometries | Indicates whether MaximumAllowableOffset will be honored to generalize the geometry in the results. | |
MaximumAllowableOffset | The maximum allowable offset. | |
MaximumDeviation | The maximum deviation. | |
MaximumSegmentLength | The maximum segment length. |
CoClasses and Classes | Description |
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GeometryResultOptions | Esri Geometry export options object. |
IGeometryResultOptions has properties used to modify output geometry. Modification can include densification (DensifyGeometries) or generalization (GeneralizeGeometries).
Values for MaximumSegmentLength, MaximumDeviation or MaximumAllowableOffset should be in the units of the map's spatial reference unless the returned geometry is asked to be in another spatial reference (in the case of QueryFeatureData or QueryFeatureData2). For example, if the units of the spatial reference of the feature class being queried is in decimal degrees and the spatial reference units of the map is in meters, the values specified for MaximumSegmentLength, MaximumDeviation or MaximumAllowableOffset must be in meters. In case IQueryFilter.OutputSpatialReference is set to a spatial reference unit in feet, then those values should be in feet.
When GeneralizeGeometries is set to true, the MaximumAllowableOffset property should also be set. When DensifyGeometries is set to true, MaximumDeviation and MaximumSegmentLength should also be set. For more information please see Densify and Generalize .