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IGeneralizeOp.Nibble Method (ArcObjects .NET 10.8 SDK)
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IGeneralizeOp.Nibble Method

Replaces areas in a raster corresponding to a mask, with the values of the nearest neighbors.

[Visual Basic .NET]
Public Function Nibble ( _
    ByVal Raster As IGeoDataset, _
    ByVal maskRaster As IGeoDataset, _
    ByVal useNoData As Boolean _
) As IGeoDataset

[C#]
public IGeoDataset Nibble (
    IGeoDataset Raster,
    IGeoDataset maskRaster,
    bool useNoData
);

[C++]
HRESULT Nibble(
  IGeoDataset* Raster,
  IGeoDataset* maskRaster,
  VARIANT_BOOL useNoData
);

[C++]
Parameters
Raster [in]

  Raster is a parameter of type IGeoDataset*
maskRaster [in]

  maskRaster is a parameter of type IGeoDataset*
useNoData [in]

  useNoData is a parameter of type bool

Product Availability

Available with ArcGIS Engine, ArcGIS Desktop, and ArcGIS Server. Requires Spatial Analyst Extension.

Remarks

raster

an input Raster dataset

maskRaster

the name of a Raster to be used as the mask. Cells with NoData as their value will be nibbled in the first input raster

useNoData

Boolean defining if NoData values in the raster are allowed to nibble into the area defined by the maskRaster

If True, then the nearest neighbor value will be used whether it is NoData or another data value in the first input raster. NoData values in the first input raster are free to nibble into areas defined in the maskRaster if they are the nearest neighbor.

If False, then only data values are free to nibble into areas defined in the maskRaster. NoData values in the first input raster are not allowed to nibble into areas defined in the maskRaster even if they are the nearest neighbor.

 

See Also

IGeneralizeOp Interface