Converts the specified position values from a
given position type to another position type.
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Public Function ConvertPositionArray( _
ByVal PositionType As AgEPositionType, _
ByRef PositionArray As System.Array, _
ByVal ConvertTo As AgEPositionType _
) As System.Array
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public System.Array ConvertPositionArray(
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public: System::Array ConvertPositionArray(
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public Object[] convertPositionArray(
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public: HRESULT ConvertPositionArray(
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- PositionType
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Member Value Description eCartesian 0 Cartesian: position specified in terms of the X, Y and Z components of the object's position vector, where the Z-axis points to the North pole, and the X-axis crosses 0 degrees latitude/0 degrees longitude. eCylindrical 1 Cylindrical: position specified in terms of radius (polar), longitude (measured in degrees from -360.0 degrees to +360.0 degrees), and the Z component of the object's position vector. eGeocentric 2 Geocentric: position specified in terms of latitude (spherical latitude of the sub-point on the surface of the Earth), longitude and altitude. eGeodetic 3 Geodetic: position specified in terms of latitude (angle between the normal to the reference ellipsoid and the equatorial plane), longitude and altitude. eSpherical 4 Spherical: position specified in terms of latitude (spherical latitude of the sub-point on the surface of the Earth), longitude and radius (distance of the object from the center of the Earth). ePlanetocentric 5 Planetocentric: position specified in terms of latitude (spherical latitude of the sub-point on the surface of the Earth), longitude and altitude. ePlanetodetic 6 Planetodetic: position specified in terms of latitude (angle between the normal to the reference ellipsoid and the equatorial plane), longitude and altitude. - PositionArray
- ConvertTo
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Member Value Description eCartesian 0 Cartesian: position specified in terms of the X, Y and Z components of the object's position vector, where the Z-axis points to the North pole, and the X-axis crosses 0 degrees latitude/0 degrees longitude. eCylindrical 1 Cylindrical: position specified in terms of radius (polar), longitude (measured in degrees from -360.0 degrees to +360.0 degrees), and the Z component of the object's position vector. eGeocentric 2 Geocentric: position specified in terms of latitude (spherical latitude of the sub-point on the surface of the Earth), longitude and altitude. eGeodetic 3 Geodetic: position specified in terms of latitude (angle between the normal to the reference ellipsoid and the equatorial plane), longitude and altitude. eSpherical 4 Spherical: position specified in terms of latitude (spherical latitude of the sub-point on the surface of the Earth), longitude and radius (distance of the object from the center of the Earth). ePlanetocentric 5 Planetocentric: position specified in terms of latitude (spherical latitude of the sub-point on the surface of the Earth), longitude and altitude. ePlanetodetic 6 Planetodetic: position specified in terms of latitude (angle between the normal to the reference ellipsoid and the equatorial plane), longitude and altitude.
Convert a position to
another representation
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Convert a position to
another representation
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