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Creates contours or isolines based off of a constant interval from a base contour.
[Visual Basic .NET] Public Function Contour ( _ ByVal GeoDataset As IGeoDataset, _ ByVal interval As Double, _ [ByRef base As Object], _ [ByRef zFactor As Object] _ ) As IGeoDataset
[C#] public IGeoDataset Contour ( IGeoDataset GeoDataset, double interval, ref object base, ref object zFactor );
Optional Values
[C++]
HRESULT Contour(
IGeoDataset* GeoDataset,
double interval,
VARIANT* base,
VARIANT* zFactor,
IGeoDataset** outGeoDataset
);
[C++]
Parameters GeoDataset [in]
GeoDataset is a parameter of type IGeoDataset interval [in] interval is a parameter of type double base [optional] base is a parameter of type VARIANT
To indicate this parameter is undefined pass a reference to a VARIANT with type VT_ERROR and scode value of DISP_E_PARAMNOTFOUND. zFactor [optional] zFactor is a parameter of type VARIANT
To indicate this parameter is undefined pass a reference to a VARIANT with type VT_ERROR and scode value of DISP_E_PARAMNOTFOUND. outGeoDataset [out, retval]
outGeoDataset is a parameter of type IGeoDataset
geoData |
an input Raster, RasterDataset, RasterBand, or RasterDescriptor to be contoured |
interval |
the contour interval to be used. This can be any positive number |
[base] |
the value from which to begin generation of contours. Contours are generated above and below this value as needed to cover the entire value range of the geoData. If none is specified, then the contouring will begin at 0 |
[zFactor] |
The number of ground x, y Units in one surface ZUnit The geoDataset ZUnits are multiplied by the specified zFactor to adjust the output Raster ZUnits to another unit of measure. If no zFactor is specified the value of the zFactor is 1. Higher z values will result in a more exaggerated relief (surface) and thus in a more extreme shading. |