Description

Vector defined by its start and end points.

Object Model

Public Properties

Apparent	Controls whether to take a light speed delay into account.
Destination	Specify the vector's destination point.
IgnoreAbberation	Set to true if you do not want to calculate the abberation correction. This property is read-only if Apparent is set to false.
Origin	Specify the vector's origin point.
ReferenceSystem	Specify a frame in which the light time delay is computed. This property is read-only if Apparent is set to false.
SignalSense	Specify a sense of signal transmission. This property is read-only if Apparent is set to false.

Remarks

Vector defined by its start and end points. To take light speed delay into account (from the perspective of the start point), set the value of Apparent, Set IgnoreAberration if you don't want to calculate the aberration correction. Define the sense of the signal transmission, and define the frame in which the light time delay is computed using the ReferenceSystem.

Example

Create a displacement vector defined by its origin and destination points.

[C#] Copy Code

//Create a displacement vector with two specified points 


IAgCrdnVectorDisplacement vector = provider.Vectors.Factory.CreateDisplacementVector( 


    "VectorName", OriginPoint, DestinationPoint);

Create a displacement vector defined by its origin and destination points.

[Visual Basic .NET] Copy Code

'Create
a displacement vector with two specified points

Dim vector As IAgCrdnVectorDisplacement =
provider.Vectors.Factory.CreateDisplacementVector("VectorName", OriginPoint, DestinationPoint)

CoClasses that Implement IAgCrdnVectorDisplacement

Name
AgCrdnVectorDisplacement

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IAgCrdnVectorDisplacement Interface