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| Packages that use GeometricObjectType | |
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| org.opengis.metadata.spatial | Spatial representation information (includes grid and vector representation). |
| Uses of GeometricObjectType in org.opengis.metadata.spatial |
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| Fields in org.opengis.metadata.spatial declared as GeometricObjectType | |
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static GeometricObjectType |
GeometricObjectType.COMPLEX
Set of geometric primitives such that their boundaries can be represented as a union of other primitives. |
static GeometricObjectType |
GeometricObjectType.COMPLEXES
Deprecated. Renamed as COMPLEX. |
static GeometricObjectType |
GeometricObjectType.COMPOSITE
Connected set of curves, solids or surfaces. |
static GeometricObjectType |
GeometricObjectType.COMPOSITES
Deprecated. Renamed as COMPOSITE. |
static GeometricObjectType |
GeometricObjectType.CURVE
Bounded, 1-dimensional geometric primitive, representing the continuous image of a line. |
static GeometricObjectType |
GeometricObjectType.POINT
Zero-dimensional geometric primitive, representing a position but not having an extent. |
static GeometricObjectType |
GeometricObjectType.SOLID
Bounded, connected 3-dimensional geometric primitive, representing the continuous image of a region of space. |
static GeometricObjectType |
GeometricObjectType.SURFACE
Bounded, connected 2-dimensional geometric, representing the continuous image of a region of a plane. |
| Methods in org.opengis.metadata.spatial that return GeometricObjectType | |
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GeometricObjectType |
GeometricObjects.getGeometricObjectType()
Name of point and vector spatial objects used to locate zero-, one-, and twodimensional spatial locations in the dataset. |
static GeometricObjectType |
GeometricObjectType.valueOf(String code)
Returns the GeometricObjectType that matches the given string, or returns a new one if none match it. |
static GeometricObjectType[] |
GeometricObjectType.values()
Returns the list of GeometricObjectTypes. |
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