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Splits polygons in the specified feature class, using the polyline selection as the feature source.
[Visual Basic .NET] Public Sub SplitPolygonsWithLinesFromCursor ( _ ByVal cancel As ICancelOperation, _ ByVal FeatureClass As IFeatureClass, _ ByVal processingBounds As IEnvelope, _ ByVal pLineSrc As IFeatureCursor, _ ByVal InvalidArea As IInvalidArea, _ ByVal ClusterTolerance As Double _ )
[C#] public void SplitPolygonsWithLinesFromCursor ( ICancelOperation cancel, IFeatureClass FeatureClass, IEnvelope processingBounds, IFeatureCursor pLineSrc, IInvalidArea InvalidArea, double ClusterTolerance );
[C++]
HRESULT SplitPolygonsWithLinesFromCursor(
ICancelOperation* cancel,
IFeatureClass* FeatureClass,
IEnvelope* processingBounds,
IFeatureCursor* pLineSrc,
IInvalidArea* InvalidArea,
double ClusterTolerance
);
[C++]
Parameters cancel
cancel is a parameter of type ICancelOperation* FeatureClass
FeatureClass is a parameter of type IFeatureClass* processingBounds
processingBounds is a parameter of type IEnvelope* pLineSrc
pLineSrc is a parameter of type IFeatureCursor* InvalidArea
InvalidArea is a parameter of type IInvalidArea* ClusterTolerance
ClusterTolerance is a parameter of type double
This method is similar to SplitPolygonsWithLines, but the feature source uses a FeatureCursor instead of a map selection to define the input features.