IFeatureLayer80
This interface provides access to feature layers.
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Gets and sets an enum defining the units used for altitude measurements. |
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Gets and sets a Boolean indicating whether the layer contains an annotation object. |
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An IBBox2D80 representing the bounding box that designates a fixed rectangular section of the feature layer to load. Note that changes are applied only following a call to Refresh(). |
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Gets and sets the geographic block width of the stream requests that are sent from TerraExplorer to the remote server. |
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Gets and sets an ICoordinateSystem80 representing the layer’s coordinate system information. |
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An IDataSourceInfo80 representing the data source a project layer is based on. |
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Gets and sets a Boolean that determines if annotations are moved along the polyline object to which they are assigned to a visible area on the 3D Window. |
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Gets a Boolean indicating whether the layer is editable. |
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An IFeatureGroups80 representing the layer’s feature groups. |
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Gets and sets any valid SQL WHERE clause. |
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Gets the layer’s geometry type (e.g. polyline or polygon). |
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Gets the ID of the object. (Inherited from ITerraExplorerObject80). |
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Gets and sets a Boolean indicating whether the Z value is ignored. |
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Gets and sets a Boolean that determines if all duplicated labels with the same text or image are removed from view. |
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Gets an enum that identifies the type of the object. (Inherited from ITerraExplorerObject80). |
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An IPosition80 representing the layer’s position on the terrain. |
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Gets and sets a Boolean that determines if the layer’s coordinate system is reprojected to the terrain’s coordinate system. |
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Gets and sets a Boolean that determines if the layer’s elevation coordinates are reprojected from the layer’s coordinate system to the terrain’s coordinate system. |
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SaveInFlyFile |
Reserved. Currently not used. (Inherited from ITerraExplorerObject80). |
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An IFeatures80 representing the layer’s currently selected features. |
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Gets and sets a Boolean that determines if layer data is streamed. |
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Gets and sets an enum that determines the status of the streaming (e.g. Paused or Streaming). |
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An ITreeItem80 representing details about the representation of the object in the Project Tree. |
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An IVisibility80 controlling visibility of the layer at different distances. |
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Copies the styles from a layer in order to then paste the styles to a layer with features of the same geometry type using the CopyStyleTo method. |
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Pastes the styles that were copied from a layer with features of the same geometry type using the CopyStyleFrom method. |
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Returns an IFeatures80 representing all the features in a layer that have a specified attribute value. When a combined attribute and spatial query is required, an IGeometry parameter can be defined that filters the returned features by a selection area geometry in addition to the attribute value. |
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Returns all the features in a layer that have a specified attribute value. This method executes asynchronously, , immediately returning an ITerraExplorerAsync80, thereby ensuring that control is promptly handed back to the calling function. |
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Returns an IFeatures80 representing all the features that intersect with a selection area geometry according to the specified intersection type and renders all data in the 3D Window. |
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Gets an array of text strings assigned to each object global namespace. (Inherited from ITerraExplorerObject80) |
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GetParam |
Reserved. Currently not used. (Inherited from ITerraExplorerObject80). |
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Loads the new layer on the terrain. |
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Loads the new layer on the terrain. This method executes asynchronously, , immediately returning an ITerraExplorerAsync80, thereby ensuring that control is promptly handed back to the calling function. |
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Refreshes the layer. |
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Refreshes specific features in the layer. |
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Saves layer changes to the data source. |
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Saves layer changes to a file with a specified name. |
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Sets an array of text strings assigned to each object global namespace. (Inherited from ITerraExplorerObject80) |
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SetParam |
Reserved. Currently not used. (Inherited from ITerraExplorerObject80). |
AltitudeUnit
Gets and sets an enum defining the units used for altitude measurements. The following are possible values:
§ AU_UNDEFINED = -1
§ AU_METER = 0
§ AU_FEET = 1
§ AU_CENTIMETER = 2
§ AU_DECIMETER = 3
§ AU_INCHE = 4
§ AU_YARD = 5
Note: Changes are applied only following a call to Refresh().
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AltitudeUnit |
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AltitudeUnitCode AltitudeUnit { get; set; } |
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HRESULT AltitudeUnit([out, retval] AltitudeUnitCode* pVal) HRESULT AltitudeUnit([in] AltitudeUnitCode pVal) |
Annotation
Gets and sets a Boolean indicating whether the layer contains an annotation object.
When a native feature layer is loaded, TerraExplorer Pro can create at the center of each geographic object a corresponding annotation object. The annotation object can then be used to textually or graphically convey information relating to the geographic object,.
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Annotation |
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bool Annotation { get; set; } |
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HRESULT Annotation([out, retval] VARIANT_BOOL* pVal) HRESULT Annotation([in] VARIANT_BOOL pVal) |
BlockWidth
Gets and sets the geographic block width of the stream requests that are sent from TerraExplorer to the remote server.
Changing the block width can improve performance, For example, a block width that is about double the average line feature size, or covers about 50 point features, can improve streaming behavior. This value applies only when the Streaming property is set to TRUE.
Note: Changes are applied only following a call to Refresh().
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BlockWidth |
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double BlockWidth { get; set; } |
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HRESULT BlockWidth([out, retval] double* pVal) HRESULT BlockWidth([in] double pVal) |
DynamicAnnotationPlacement
Gets and sets a Boolean that determines if annotations are moved along the polyline object to which they are assigned, to a visible area on the 3D Window. This property applies only to polyline objects whose Position.AltitudeType is set to ATC_ON_TERRAIN = 2
Note: Changes are applied only following a call to Refresh().
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DynamicAnnotationPlacement |
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bool DynamicAnnotationPlacement { get; set; } |
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HRESULT DynamicAnnotationPlacement([out, retval] VARIANT_BOOL* pVal) HRESULT DynamicAnnotationPlacement([in] VARIANT_BOOL pVal) |
Editable
Gets a Boolean indicating whether the layer is editable.
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Editable |
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bool Editable { get; } |
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HRESULT Editable([out, retval] VARIANT_BOOL* pVal) |
Filter
Gets and sets any valid SQL WHERE clause.
Note: Changes are applied only following a call to Refresh().
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Filter |
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string Filter { get; set; } |
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HRESULT Filter([out, retval] BSTR* pVal) HRESULT Filter([in] BSTR pVal) |
GeometryType
Gets an enum determining the layer’s geometry type. The following are the possible values:
§ LGT_NONE = -1
§ LGT_POINT = 0
§ LGT_POLYLINE = 1
§ LGT_POLYGON = 2
§ LGT_COLLECTION = 3
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GeometryType |
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LayerGeometryType GeometryType { get; } |
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HRESULT GeometryType([out, retval] LayerGeometryType* LayerType) |
IgnoreZ
Gets and sets a Boolean that indicates whether the Z value is ignored.
Note: Changes are applied only following a call to Refresh().
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IgnoreZ |
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bool IgnoreZ { get; set; } |
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HRESULT IgnoreZ([out, retval] VARIANT_BOOL* pVal) HRESULT IgnoreZ([in] VARIANT_BOOL pVal) |
MinimizeLabelDuplications
Gets and sets a Boolean that determines if all repeating labels with the same text or image are removed from view.
Note: Changes are applied only following a call to Refresh().
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MinimizeLabelDuplications |
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bool MinimizeLabelDuplications { get; set; } |
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HRESULT MinimizeLabelDuplications([out, retval] VARIANT_BOOL* pVal) HRESULT MinimizeLabelDuplications([in] VARIANT_BOOL pVal) |
Reproject
Gets and sets a Boolean that determines if the layer’s data is reprojected to the terrain’s coordinate system.
Note: Changes are applied only following a call to Refresh().
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Reproject |
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bool Reproject { get; set; } |
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HRESULT Reproject([out, retval] VARIANT_BOOL* pVal) HRESULT Reproject([in] VARIANT_BOOL pVal) |
ReprojectElevation
Gets and sets a Boolean that determines if the layer’s elevation coordinates are reprojected from the layer’s coordinate system to the terrain’s coordinate system. This property applies only to feature layers whose Position.AltitudeType is set to ATC_Terrain_Absolute = 3. Geocentric layers are always reprojected even if this property is set to false.
Note: Changes are applied only following a call to Refresh().
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ReprojectElevation |
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bool ReprojectElevation { get; set; } |
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HRESULT ReprojectElevation([out, retval] VARIANT_BOOL* pVal) HRESULT ReprojectElevation ([in] VARIANT_BOOL pVal) |
Streaming
Gets and sets a Boolean that determines if layer data is streamed. Information from the layer is retrieved, added to the terrain, and then removed dynamically based on the camera's position. This enables you to fly without waiting for the entire layer to load.
Note: Changes are applied only following a call to Refresh().
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Streaming |
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bool Streaming { get; set; } |
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HRESULT Streaming([out, retval] VARIANT_BOOL* pVal) HRESULT Streaming([in] VARIANT_BOOL pVal) |
StreamStatus
Gets and sets an enum that determines the status of the streaming. The following are the possible values:
§ SLS_NOT_STREAMED_LAYER = 0
§ SLS_STREAMING = 1
§ SLS_STREAM_PAUSED = 2
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StreamStatus |
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StreamLayerStatus StreamStatus { get; set; } |
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HRESULT StreamStatus([in] StreamLayerStatus pStreamStatus) HRESULT StreamStatus([out, retval] StreamLayerStatus* pStreamStatus) |
CopyStyleFrom
CopyStyleFrom copies the styles from a layer in order to then paste the styles to a layer with features of the same geometry type using the CopyStyleTo method. All feature and annotation properties, i.e., properties included on the Feature (Polygon, Polyline or Point) and Annotation tabs are copied.
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CopyStyleFrom(LayerID) |
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void CopyStyleFrom (string LayerID) |
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HRESULT CopyStyleFrom ([in] BSTR LayerID); |
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LayerID
ID of the layer from which to copy the styles.
Exceptions
See: HRESULT Return Values for a list of possible values returned by the HRESULT.
CopyStyleTo
CopyStyleTo pastes the styles that were copied from a layer with features of the same geometry type using the CopyStyleFrom method. All feature and annotation properties, i.e., properties included on the Feature (Polygon, Polyline or Point) and Annotation tabs are pasted.
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CopyStyleTo(LayerID) |
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void CopyStyleTo (string LayerID) |
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HRESULT CopyStyleTo ([in] BSTR LayerID); |
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LayerID
ID of the layer to which to copy the styles.
Exceptions
See: HRESULT Return Values for a list of possible values returned by the HRESULT.
ExecuteQuery
This method returns all the features in a layer that have a specified attribute value. When a combined attribute and spatial query is required, an IGeometry parameter can be defined that filters the returned features by a selection area geometry in addition to the attribute value. When splitting a large query into multiple “sub-queries” using the NumOfFeatures parameter (to prevent excessively long response time), the FromDataSourceFeatureId parameter for each subsequent call to ExecuteQuery should be set equal to the ID of the last feature returned in the previous call. This method executes synchronously, meaning it returns after the query is executed. If you want to execute asynchronously, use ExecuteQueryAsync instead.
Note: When only a spatial query is required, “ExecuteSpatialQuery” can be called instead. Note that in addition to combining the spatial query with an attribute query, ExecuteQuery also offers the advantages of performing the query without rendering and of splitting the request into chunks (multiple “sub-queries”, each on a defined subset of the features). ExecuteSpatialQuery, on the other has the advantage of rendering all the data in the 3D Window. See “ExecuteSpatialQuery” for more information.
Note: In Javascript, if you do not want to use an area filter, you can call ICreator80. GeometryCreator.CreatePolygonGeometry(null)) to create a null IGeometry object.
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ExecuteQuery( AttributeFilter, NumOfFeatures, FromDataSourceFeatureId, AreaFilter) |
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IFeatures80 ExecuteQuery( string AttributeFilter, int NumOfFeatures = -1, string FromDataSourceFeatureId = "", IGeometry* AreaFilter = null) |
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HRESULT ExecuteQuery( BSTR AttributeFilter, long NumOfFeatures, BSTR FromDataSourceFeatureId, IGeometry* AreaFilter, IFeatures80** pITerraExplorerObject) |
Parameters
AttributeFilter
Any valid SQL WHERE clause that filters the layer’s features, thereby designating which of the layer’s features should be queried.
NumOfFeatures
The maximum number of features to return. This property can have a significant impact on the method’s execution speed.
FromDataSourceFeatureId
The ID of the first feature that should be returned. When splitting a large query into multiple “sub-queries” using the NumOfFeatures parameter (to prevent excessively long response time), the FromDataSourceFeatureId for each subsequent call to ExecuteQuery should be set equal to the ID of the last feature returned in the previous call.
AreaFilter
An IGeometry representing the polygon, multipolygon, or linear ring that designates which part of the layer should be selected (only layer features that are spatially related to the polygon/ multipolygon/ linear ring will be selected).
Note: In Javascript, if you do not want to use an area filter, you can call ICreator80. GeometryCreator.CreatePolygonGeometry(null)) to create a null IGeometry object.
Return Value
pIFeatures
An IFeatures80, containing all the features returned by the attribute (and spatial) query. This method executes synchronously, meaning it returns after the query is executed. If you want to execute asynchronously, use ExecuteQueryAsync instead.
Exceptions
See: HRESULT Return Values for a list of possible values returned by the HRESULT.
ExecuteQueryAsync
This method returns all the features in a layer that have a specified attribute value. When a combined attribute and spatial query is required, an IGeometry parameter can be defined that filters the returned features by a selection area geometry in addition to the attribute value. When splitting a large query into multiple “sub-queries” using the NumOfFeatures parameter (to prevent excessively long response time), the FromDataSourceFeatureId parameter for each subsequent call to ExecuteQuery should be set equal to the ID of the last feature returned in the previous call.
ExecuteQueryAsync executes asynchronously, immediately returning an ITerraExplorerAsync80 object, thereby ensuring that control is promptly handed back to the calling function. The ITerraExplorerAsync80 object provides a callback-based mechanism similar to the JavaScript promise and the C# Task that offers the following functionality:
§ Allows for handling the various stages of the asynchronous operation, from tracking progress to managing rejection/error, and finally resolving the operation (using OnProgress, OnReject, and OnResolve respectively).
§ Upon resolution of the query, enables the passing of an IFeatures80, containing all the features returned by the attribute and spatial query, to the OnResolve callback.
If you want to execute synchronously, use ExecuteQuery instead.
Note: When only a spatial query is required, “ExecuteSpatialQuery” can be called instead. Note that in addition to combining the spatial query with an attribute query, ExecuteQueryAsync also offers the advantage of performing the query without rendering. ExecuteSpatialQuery, on the other has the advantage of rendering all the data in the 3D Window. See “ExecuteSpatialQuery” for more information.
Note: In Javascript, if you do not want to use an area filter, you can call ICreator80. GeometryCreator.CreatePolygonGeometry(null)) to create a null IGeometry object.
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ExecuteQueryAsync( AttributeFilter, NumOfFeatures, FromDataSourceFeatureId, AreaFilter) |
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ITerraExplorerAsync80 ExecuteQueryAsync( string AttributeFilter, int NumOfFeatures = -1, string FromDataSourceFeatureId = "", IGeometry* AreaFilter = null) |
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HRESULT ExecuteQueryAsync( BSTR AttributeFilter, long NumOfFeatures, BSTR FromDataSourceFeatureId, IGeometry* AreaFilter, ITerraExplorerAsync80** pITerraExplorerObject) |
Parameters
AttributeFilter
Any valid SQL WHERE clause that filters the layer’s features, thereby designating which of the layer’s features should be queried.
NumOfFeatures
The maximum number of features to return. This property can have a significant impact on the method’s execution speed.
FromDataSourceFeatureId
The ID of the first feature that should be returned. When splitting a large query into multiple “sub-queries” using the NumOfFeatures parameter (to prevent excessively long response time), the FromDataSourceFeatureId for each subsequent call to ExecuteQuery should be set equal to the ID of the last feature returned in the previous call.
AreaFilter
An IGeometry representing the polygon, multipolygon, or linear ring that designates which part of the layer should be selected (only layer features that are spatially related to the polygon/ multipolygon/ linear ring will be selected).
Note: In Javascript, if you do not want to use an area filter, you can call ICreator80. GeometryCreator.CreatePolygonGeometry(null)) to create a null IGeometry object.
Return Value
pITerraExplorerObject
An ITerraExplorerAsync80 object, which provides a callback-based mechanism similar to the JavaScript promise and the C# Task that offers the following functionality:
· Allows for handling the various stages of the asynchronous operation, from tracking progress to managing rejection/error, and finally resolving the operation (using OnProgress, OnReject, and OnResolve respectively).
· Upon resolution of the query, enables the passing of an IFeatures80, containing all the features returned by the attribute and spatial query, to the OnResolve callback.
Exceptions
See: HRESULT Return Values for a list of possible values returned by the HRESULT.
ExecuteSpatialQuery
This method returns all the features that intersect with a selection area geometry according to the specified intersection type and renders all data in the 3D Window. If rendering of the data is not desirable for the spatial query, the ExecuteQuery method can be used instead. Note that in addition to combining the spatial query with an attribute query, ExecuteQuery also offers the advantages of performing the query without rendering and of splitting the request into chunks (multiple “sub-queries”, each on a defined subset of the features). ExecuteSpatialQuery, on the other has the advantage of rendering all the data in the 3D Window. See “ExecuteQuery” for more information.
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ExecuteSpatialQuery( pIGeometry, IntersectionType) |
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IFeatures80 ExecuteSpatialQuery( IGeometry pIGeometry, IntersectionType IntersectionType = IntersectionType.IT_INTERSECT) |
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HRESULT ExecuteSpatialQuery( IGeometry* pIGeometry, IntersectionType IntersectionType, IFeatures80** pIFeatures) |
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pIGeometry
Any valid IGeometry derived object, representing the geometric properties of the selection area geometry.
IntersectionType
An enum that determines the intersection type. The following are the possible values:
· IT_NONE = 0
· IT_INTERSECT = 1
Select all features that geometrically intersect with the selection area.
· IT_WITHIN = 2
Select only features whose entire geometry falls within the selection area.
Return Value
pIFeatures
An IFeatures80, containing all the features that intersect with the selection area geometry according to the IGeometry properties set.
Exceptions
See: HRESULT Return Values for a list of possible values returned by the HRESULT.
Load
Following a call to the CreateFeatureLayer method, the Load method loads the new layer on the terrain. This method must be called only when the layer is loaded to the terrain for the first time. Use the Refresh method to reload a layer that was already loaded. This method executes synchronously, meaning it returns after the layer is loaded. If you want to execute asynchronously, use LoadAsync instead.
Note: Both Refresh and Load perform a refresh, overwriting any new features you may have added. If you don’t want to overwrite new features, call Save before refreshing.
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Load() |
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void Load() |
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HRESULT Load() |
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See: HRESULT Return Values for a list of possible values returned by the HRESULT.
LoadAsync
Following a call to the CreateFeatureLayerAsync method, LoadAsync loads the new layer on the terrain. This method must be called only when the layer is loaded to the terrain for the first time. Use the Refresh method to reload a layer that was already loaded.
This method executes asynchronously, immediately returning an ITerraExplorerAsync80, thereby ensuring that control is promptly handed back to the calling function. The ITerraExplorerAsync80 object provides a callback-based mechanism similar to the JavaScript promise and the C# Task that allows for handling rejections/errors and successful resolution of the asynchronous operation (using OnReject and OnResolve).
If you want to execute synchronously, use Load instead.
Note: Both Refresh and LoadAsync perform a refresh, overwriting any new features you may have added. If you don’t want to overwrite new features, call Save before refreshing.
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LoadAsync () |
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ITerraExplorerAsync80 LoadAsync () |
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HRESULT LoadAsync(ITerraExplorerAsync80* pVal) |
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ITerraExplorerAsync80
An ITerraExplorerAsync80 object, which provides a callback-based mechanism similar to the JavaScript promise and the C# Task that allows for handling rejections/errors and successful resolution of the asynchronous operation (using OnReject and OnResolve).
Exceptions
See: HRESULT Return Values for a list of possible values returned by the HRESULT.
Refresh
This method refreshes the layer.
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Refresh() |
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void Refresh() |
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HRESULT Refresh() |
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See: HRESULT Return Values for a list of possible values returned by the HRESULT.
RefreshFeatures
Refreshes specific features in the layer.
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RefreshFeatures( featureIDs bAsync) |
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void RefreshFeatures ( object featureIDs, bool bAsync = false) |
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HRESULT RefreshFeatures ( [in] VARIANT featureIDs, [in, optional] VARIANT_BOOL bAsync) |
Parameters
featureIDS
Array of DataSourceFeatureID.
bAsync
When set to TRUE, the method executes asynchronously, meaning returns immediately. When set to FALSE, the method executes synchronously.
Exceptions
See: HRESULT Return Values for a list of possible values returned by the HRESULT.
Save
Saves layer changes to the data source.
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Save() |
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void Save() |
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HRESULT Save() |
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See: HRESULT Return Values for a list of possible values returned by the HRESULT.
SaveAs
Saves the layer changes to a file with a specified name. Before saving, the layer can be filtered based on attribute and area filters. For security reasons the file is saved to a predefined “Skyline\TerraExplorer” folder in the “Application Data” space of the current user. The full path of the saved file is provided in the method’s return value. You can also use %APPDATA% in Windows Explorer to locate the path on your computer.
Note: If the folder contains a file by the same name, the existing file is overwritten without a prompt.
Note: The Application Data folder path changes between different users and different Windows operating systems. To find the path used by your client, look at the %APPDATA% environment variable.
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SaveAs( FileName, AttributeFilter, AreaFilter) |
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string SaveAs( string FileName, string AttributeFilter, IGeometry AreaFilter) |
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HRESULT SaveAs( BSTR FileName, BSTR AttributeFilter, IGeometry* AreaFilter, BSTR* OutFilePath) |
Parameters
FileName
The file name if saving to a shapefile or the connection string if saving to a GeoPackage, GeoDatabase, PDF or SQLite file. If the format is not specified, a shapefile file extension (.shp) is added to the file name automatically.
Note: A file name with a full path cannot be used here.
· When saving as a shapefile, the connection string must include the following parameters:
“FileName=NameOfShapeFile.shp;TEPlugName=OGR”
· When saving as an Excel file, the connection string must include the following parameters:
“FileName=NameOfExcelFile.xlsx;TEPlugName=OGR”
Note: Only point layers can be saved to Microsoft Excel.
· When saving as an SQLite file, the connection string must include the following parameters:
“FileName=NameofSQLiteFile.sqlite;TEPlugName=OGR;LayerName=newlayername”
· When saving as a GeoPackage, the connection string must include the following parameters:
“FileName=NameOfGeoPackageFile.gpkg;TEPlugName=OGR;LayerName=newlayername”
· When saving as a GeoDatabase, the connection string must include the following parameters:
“FileName=NameOfGeoDatabaseFile.gdb;TEPlugName=OGR”;LayerName=newlayername”
· When saving as a Geospatial PDF, the connection string must include the following parameters:
“FileName=NameOfGeospatialPDFFile.pdf;TEPlugName=OGR;LayerName=newlayername”
AttributeFilter
Any valid SQL WHERE clause that filters the layer’s features, thereby designating which of the layer’s features should be saved. If this parameter is set to “Selected Features”, all currently selected features are saved.
AreaFilter
An IGeometry representing the polygon or multipolygon that designates which part of the layer should be saved (only layer features that are spatially related to the polygon/ multipolygon will be saved).
Note: In Javascript, if you do not want to use an area filter, you can call ICreator80. GeometryCreator.CreatePolygonGeometry(null)) to create a null IGeometry object.
Return Value
OutFilePath
The full path of the layer file being created.
Exceptions
See: HRESULT Return Values for a list of possible values returned by the HRESULT.