ENCX SDK
5.5.0.926
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Details of a raster panel. More...
import"encxcom.idl";
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HRESULT | PointInPanel ([in] DOUBLE dLatGeodeticDegrees, [in] DOUBLE dLonDegrees, [out, retval] VARIANT_BOOL *bRes) |
Returns true iff the specified geographical position is inside the panel. More... | |
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BSTR | Description [get] |
A meaningful name for the panel. More... | |
BSTR | HeightDatum [get] |
The description of the vertical datum for heights. E.g. Mean High Water Springs. More... | |
BSTR | HeightUnits [get] |
The description of the units used for heights. More... | |
BSTR | DepthDatum [get] |
The description of the vertical datum for depths. E.g. Lowest Astronomical Tide. More... | |
BSTR | DepthUnits [get] |
The description of the units used for depths. More... | |
BSTR | ProjectionName [get] |
The description of the projection used by the chart. E.g. Mercator. More... | |
LONG | Scale [get] |
The nominal scale of the chart. Suitable for display to the user, but not for precise calculations. More... | |
IGeoHorizontalDatumInfo | HorizontalDatumInfo [get] |
Obtain details of the horizontal datum for this panel. More... | |
IGeoArea | GeoArea [get] |
Obtain the geographical extent of the panel. More... | |
LONG | PanelNumber [get] |
Obtain the number identifying this panel in the original source data. More... | |
LONG | SubPanelNumber [get] |
Obtain the subsidiary number identifying this panel in the original source data. More... | |
IPixelPoints | PixelPoints [get] |
Obtain the pixel extent of the panel. More... | |
VARIANT_BOOL | ManualWGS84ShiftCanBeModified [get] |
Returns true iff the horizontal datum shift can be modified using IRasManager.SetManualWGS84Shift(). More... | |
IGeoPoint | ManualWGS84Shift [get] |
Returns the manual horizontal datum shift. More... | |
VARIANT_BOOL | ManualWGS84ShiftIsSet [get] |
Returns true iff the horizontal datum shift has been modified programmatically. More... | |
Details of a raster panel.
A panel is a geographically contiguous area of a raster chart. Most charts contain one large panel. Some charts contain insets which are additional panels. Some charts are a "chart of plans" and have no large panel. In all cases, each geographically contiguous area is a panel.
Definition at line 1084 of file encxcom.idl.
HRESULT IRasPanelInfo::PointInPanel | ( | [in] DOUBLE | dLatGeodeticDegrees, |
[in] DOUBLE | dLonDegrees, | ||
[out, retval] VARIANT_BOOL * | bRes | ||
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Returns true iff the specified geographical position is inside the panel.
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The description of the vertical datum for depths. E.g. Lowest Astronomical Tide.
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The description of the units used for depths.
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A meaningful name for the panel.
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Obtain the geographical extent of the panel.
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The description of the vertical datum for heights. E.g. Mean High Water Springs.
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The description of the units used for heights.
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Obtain details of the horizontal datum for this panel.
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Returns the manual horizontal datum shift.
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Returns true iff the horizontal datum shift can be modified using IRasManager.SetManualWGS84Shift().
Only panels with an undefined relationship to WGS84 can have their datum shifts modified programmatically.
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Returns true iff the horizontal datum shift has been modified programmatically.
The datum shifts are persisted in the registry.
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Obtain the number identifying this panel in the original source data.
Only useful to display to the user with SubPanelNumber to identify the panel in a very brief format.
If the SubPanelNumber is -1 then it is the only subpanel within the PanelNumber.
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Obtain the pixel extent of the panel.
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The description of the projection used by the chart. E.g. Mercator.
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The nominal scale of the chart. Suitable for display to the user, but not for precise calculations.
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Obtain the subsidiary number identifying this panel in the original source data.
Only useful to display to the user with PanelNumber to identify the panel in a very brief format.
If the SubPanelNumber is -1 then it is the only subpanel within the PanelNumber.