HeightConfigurationStatus Enumeration |
An enumeration indicating the status of the configuration of height information between route segments.
Namespace:
AGI.Foundation.RouteDesign.Advanced
Assembly:
AGI.Foundation.RouteDesign (in AGI.Foundation.RouteDesign.dll) Version: 24.2.419.0 (24.2.419.0)
Syntax public enum HeightConfigurationStatus
Public Enumeration HeightConfigurationStatus
public enum class HeightConfigurationStatus
type HeightConfigurationStatus
Members
| Member name | Description |
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| HeightsMatch |
The heights and height rates match.
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| PreviousHeightChanged |
The previous height was changed in order to configure the current profile successfully.
If route configuration was unsuccessful, this may represent a discontinuity.
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| NextHeightChanged |
The next height was changed in order to configure the current profile successfully.
If route configuration was unsuccessful, this may represent a discontinuity.
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| BothHeightsChanged |
Both the previous and the next height was changed in order to configure the current profile successfully.
If route configuration was unsuccessful, either the initial or final height may have a discontinuity.
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| NoHeightConnectionPossible |
Due to the geometry of the current route profile, no configuration was possible without discontinuities.
This usually occurs when two procedures are too close together without being able to configure them
appropriately or when there is an error with the settings of the current profile.
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| PreviousHeightRatesDoNotMatch |
Due to the geometry of the current route, the propagator was unable to connect the height rates of
two profiles. This usually occurs when two ConstantHeightProfiles
are used adjacent to each other with different HeightReferenceSurfaces.
In this case, the "constant" heights do not connect smoothly due to the different height rates of the underlying
terrain.
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| NextHeightRatesDoNotMatch |
Due to the geometry of the current route, the propagator was unable to connect the height rates of
two profiles. This usually occurs when two ConstantHeightProfiles
are used adjacent to each other with different HeightReferenceSurfaces.
In this case, the "constant" heights do not connect smoothly due to the different height rates of the underlying
terrain.
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| ViolatesProfileDynamics |
Due to the geometry of the current route profile, the configuration could not find a profile geometry
that satisfies the specified ProfileDynamics while changing the height.
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| OtherConfigurationError |
An error occurred while configuring a particular RouteProfile. Check the settings on the profile
to make sure that they are feasible and that they are compatible with the surrounding connection profile behavior. See the
Data on the corresponding HeightConfigurationResult
for more information.
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