ExtendBoundary
Extend the boundary of an area target
Syntax
ExtendBoundary <ATObjectPath> Pattern [{PointType}] <NumPoints> {PointDefn}...
Related commands
Description
The ExtendBoundary Connect command adds to the boundary points of an area target. The area target must already have at least one point defined before sending this command. The points are added after the last point defined for the area target.
<NumPoints> indicates the number of points to be added. {PointType} defines how the points will be entered, valid values are LatLon and UTM. If {PointType} is not entered then LatLon is used.
The following table describes the valid {PointDefn} parameters:
| {PointType} | {PointDefn} | Description |
|---|---|---|
| LatLon | <Latitude> <Longitude> | Enter the latitude and longitude for each point. <Latitude> and <Longitude> are entered in Connect Latitude and Longitude units (default is degrees). |
| UTM | <ZoneStr> <Easting> <Northing> | Enter the points using UTM parameters.
Valid values for <ZoneStr> are A, B, Y, Z or ddc, where 00>dd>61 and c is C-X. <Easting> and <Northing> are entered in Connect distance units. |
This command is available to Pattern {Type} area targets only.
To define the boundary of an area target use the SetBoundary command. To identify the boundary points of a pattern area target use the GetBoundary command.
Examples
To extend the boundary of the at1 area target by adding two points:
Return message
Group membership
This command belongs to the following group(s):
Version
6.2