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[[Map Suite Wpf Desktop Edition Spatial Functions Samples#Clipping On Point Layer|Sample:Clipping On Point Layer]] | [[Map Suite Wpf Desktop Edition Spatial Functions Samples#Clipping On Point Layer|Sample:Clipping On Point Layer]] | ||
- | After the project “Clipping” where we saw how to clip a polygon layer based on a polygon, in this project we see how to clip a point based layer. Clipping a point based layer is quite a simpler task than clipping a polygon based layer as no geometric functions are necessary such as GetIntersection (overlap) besides the spatial query. It is also a much faster task to run.<br> | + | After the project “Clipping” where we saw how to clip a polygon layer based on a polygon, in this project we see how to clip a point based layer. Clipping a point based layer is quite a simpler task than clipping a polygon based layer as no geometric functions are necessary such as GetIntersection (overlap) besides the spatial query. It is also a much faster task to run. \\ |
After the projects on clipping polygon and point based layers, we will show a project on clipping line based layers. | After the projects on clipping polygon and point based layers, we will show a project on clipping line based layers. | ||