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Applies a shift to the polynomial.
[Visual Basic .NET] Public Sub ApplyShift ( _ ByVal direction As esriTransformDirection, _ ByVal shiftX As Double, _ ByVal shiftY As Double _ )
[C#] public void ApplyShift ( esriTransformDirection direction, double shiftX, double shiftY );
[C++]
HRESULT ApplyShift(
esriTransformDirection direction,
double shiftX,
double shiftY
);
[C++] Parameters direction [in]
direction is a parameter of type esriTransformDirection shiftX [in]
shiftX is a parameter of type double shiftY [in]
shiftY is a parameter of type double
ApplyShift method append an xform to the existing PolynomialXform. To define a shift transformation to work with raster data using this method, you must define both forward and inverse transformations.
For example, to define a shift transformation, you need to call
pPolynomialXform.ApplyShift TransformationForward, 10
pPolynomialXform.ApplyShift TransformationReverse, -10