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Sets the xy cluster tolerance to be 2.0 * resolution. Use this value for compatibility with pre-9.2 topological and relational operators.
[Visual Basic .NET]
Public Sub SetMinimumXYTolerance ( _
)
[C#] public void SetMinimumXYTolerance ( );
[C++]
HRESULT SetMinimumXYTolerance(
void
);
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The spatial reference object's resolution is undefined (NaN). Use one of the methods on ISpatialReferenceResolution to define a resolution value before calling SetMinimumXYTolerance.
The SetMinimumXYTolerance method sets the tolerance to the value of the spatial reference's grid resolution (or 2.0 * XYResolution). Setting the XYTolerance using this method provides a mechanism to maintain backward compatibility with ArcGIS 9.1 geometric and relational operators. At version 9.1 and before, this is the only tolerance value used by geometric and relational operators.
private void SetMinimumXYTolerance()
{
// use activator class with SpatialReferenceEnvironment singleton
Type factoryType=Type.GetTypeFromProgID("esriGeometry.SpatialReferenceEnvironment");
System.Object obj=Activator.CreateInstance(factoryType);
ISpatialReferenceFactory3 spatialReferenceFactory=obj as ISpatialReferenceFactory3;
ISpatialReference spatialReference=spatialReferenceFactory.CreateSpatialReference(32610);
if (spatialReference == null)
return;
ISpatialReferenceResolution spatialRefResolution=spatialReference as ISpatialReferenceResolution;
try
{
// 9.3 releases and earlier did not set the domain, resolution or
// Set the domain extent based on the SpatialReference horizon.
spatialRefResolution.ConstructFromHorizon();
spatialRefResolution.SetDefaultXYResolution();
}
catch (Exception ex)
{
throw new NullReferenceException(ex.Message);
}
ISpatialReferenceTolerance spatialRefTolerance =
spatialRefResolution as ISpatialReferenceTolerance;
spatialRefTolerance.SetMinimumXYTolerance();
}