ISpatialReferenceFactory3.ConstructLowPrecisionSpatialReference Method

Construct a low precision spatial reference with the same scale factor as the high precision input, but with a different domain extent. If the calculated domain extent cannot cover the specified data extent, an error is returned.

[Visual Basic .NET]
Public Function ConstructLowPrecisionSpatialReference ( _
    ByVal bMatchPrecision As Boolean, _
    ByVal inSR As ISpatialReference, _
    ByVal dataExtent As IEnvelope _
) As ISpatialReference

[C#]
public ISpatialReference ConstructLowPrecisionSpatialReference (
    bool bMatchPrecision,
    ISpatialReference inSR,
    IEnvelope dataExtent
);

[C++]
HRESULT ConstructLowPrecisionSpatialReference(
  VARIANT_BOOL bMatchPrecision,
  ISpatialReference* inSR,
  IEnvelope* dataExtent
);

[C++]
Parameters
bMatchPrecision 

  bMatchPrecision is a parameter of type bool
inSR 

  inSR is a parameter of type ISpatialReference*
dataExtent 

  dataExtent is a parameter of type IEnvelope*

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Errors Returned

E_INVALID_ARG - This error is returned if a low precision spatial reference is passed into InSR.

-2147220986 FDO_E_IMPLEMENTATION

If maintainPrecision = True and the data extent cannot be covered with a low precision spatial reference the following error is returned: a low precision spatial reference cannot cover the specified extent at the input precision.  To successfully create a low precision spatial reference you must either reduce the data extent or set maintainPrecision = False.

Remarks

ConstructLowPrecisionSpatialReference creates a low precision copy of an existing high precision spatial reference.

•  bMatchPrecision indicates whether the output low precision spatial reference should have the same resolution as the input high precision spatial reference. If not, then pExtent is used to help determine the output resolution.
• pInSR is the existing high precision spatial reference. Passing in a low precision spatial reference will return an error.
• pExtent is used to determine the output resolution when matching the input resolultion is not desired. ConstructLowPrecisionSpatialReference delegates to the existing method IGeometryEnvironment::ConstructDomainExtent in that case, which attempts to enlarge the extent by a factor of 1.5 (clipped against the horizon extent). If an empty envelope is passed in and bMatchPrecision is FALSE, then the low precision version of ISpatialReferenceResolution::ConstructFromHorizon is used for GeographicCoordinateSystems or ProjectedCoordinateSystems. If bMatchPrecision is true, then an attempt is made to use the domain extent as the new domain extent; the precision is not matched in this case.
  

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