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Make a new edge in the result from the feature buffer.
[Visual Basic .NET] Public Sub WriteEdgeBufferEx ( _ ByVal featureBuffer As IFeatureBuffer, _ ByVal SourceID As Integer, _ ByVal SourceOID As Integer, _ ByVal EID As Integer, _ ByVal FromPosition As Double, _ ByVal ToPosition As Double, _ ByVal fromJunctionID As Integer, _ ByVal toJunctionID As Integer, _ ByVal polyline As IPolyline _ )
[C#] public void WriteEdgeBufferEx ( IFeatureBuffer featureBuffer, int SourceID, int SourceOID, int EID, double FromPosition, double ToPosition, int fromJunctionID, int toJunctionID, IPolyline polyline );
[C++]
HRESULT WriteEdgeBufferEx(
IFeatureBuffer* featureBuffer,
long SourceID,
long SourceOID,
long EID,
double FromPosition,
double ToPosition,
long fromJunctionID,
long toJunctionID,
IPolyline* polyline
);
[C++]
Parameters featureBuffer [in]
featureBuffer is a parameter of type IFeatureBuffer* SourceID [in]
SourceID is a parameter of type long SourceOID [in]
SourceOID is a parameter of type long EID [in]
EID is a parameter of type long FromPosition [in]
FromPosition is a parameter of type double ToPosition [in]
ToPosition is a parameter of type double fromJunctionID [in]
fromJunctionID is a parameter of type long toJunctionID [in]
toJunctionID is a parameter of type long polyline [in]
polyline is a parameter of type IPolyline*
WriteEdgeBufferEx populates the input FeatureBuffer with the other input parameters. This FeatureBuffer can then be passed to an insert cursor on the traversal result feature class.