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Provides access to members that control the classification methods that require a data range only.
IClassifyMinMax2 can be used in place of IClassifyMinMax and IClassify to generate class breaks using the classification coclasses: DefinedInterval and EqualInterval. Use one call to IClassifyMinMax2.ClassifyMinMax instead of first setting IClassifyMinMax.Minimum, IClassifyMinMax.Maximum, and then calling IClassify.Classify.
Because IClassify is incompatible with some ArcObjects APIs including VB.NET and Java, the method described above is recommended when developing with these languages.
Name | Description | |
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ClassifyMinMax | Classifies a data range defined by a minimum and maximum value into the specified number of classes. |
Classes | Description |
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DefinedInterval | Defines a defined interval classification method. |
EqualInterval | Defines an equal interval classification method. |