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Provides access to members that create, add, and hand out topologies.
The ITopologyContainer2 interface should be used to create topologies that will contain at least one feature class that is Z aware. The ITopologyContainer2::CreateTopologyEx method allows the specification of a Z cluster tolerance, which indicates which Z clustering model will be used; Building or Terrain.
Name | Description | |
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CreateTopology | Creates a new topology. | |
CreateTopologyEx | Creates a new topology. | |
DefaultClusterTolerance | The default cluster tolerance as per the topology engine. | |
DefaultZClusterTolerance | The default z cluster tolerance as per the topology engine. | |
MaximumClusterTolerance | The maximal cluster tolerance as per the topology engine. | |
MaximumZClusterTolerance | The maximal z cluster tolerance as per the topology engine. | |
MinimumClusterTolerance | The minimal cluster tolerance as per the topology engine. | |
MinimumZClusterTolerance | The minimal z cluster tolerance as per the topology engine. | |
Topology | The topology at the specified index. | |
TopologyByID | The topology with the specified ID. | |
TopologyByName | The topology with the specified name. | |
TopologyCount | The number of topologies in the container. |
Interfaces | Description |
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ITopologyContainer | Provides access to members that create, add, and hand out topologies. |
CoClasses and Classes | Description |
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FeatureDataset | Esri Feature Dataset object. |
The ITopologyContainer2 interface can be used to manage and create topologies within a feature dataset. If your intention is to simply browse for the set of topologies in a feature dataset, it is not necessary to open the feature dataset and call the methods on ITopologyContainer. The IFeatureDatasetName2::TopologyNames method can be used to efficiently obtain this information. Careful consideration should be given to specifying the parameters when creating a topology. Once the topology is built, none of the parameters can be modified. In order to change properties such as the Z cluster tolerance, the topology must be deleted and rebuilt with the new parameters.