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Note: The page was created before Map Suite 10. Map Suite 10.0 organized many classes into new namespaces and assemblies as well as had a few minor breaks in compatibility. The majority of previously built code should work without modification assuming the new namespaces are added. For guidance on upgrading your existing code, please check out MapSuite 10 Upgrade Guide.
This class is the style used to draw lines.
LineStyle(GeoPen,GeoPen,GeoPen)
Draw(IEnumerable<BaseShape>,GeoCanvas,Collection<SimpleCandidate>,Collection<SimpleCandidate>)
DrawCore(IEnumerable<Feature>,GeoCanvas,Collection<SimpleCandidate>,Collection<SimpleCandidate>)
DrawSampleCore(GeoCanvas,DrawingRectangleF)
This property allows you to specify an X offset. When combined with a Y offset, it is useful to allow you to achieve effects such as drop shadows, etc. There also may be times when you need to modify the location of feature data so as to better align it with raster satellite data.
This property allows you to specify an Y offset. When combined with an X offset, it is useful to allow you to achieve effects such as drop shadows, etc. There also may be times when you need to modify the location of feature data so as to better align it with raster satellite data.
This property returns a collection of line styles, allowing you to stack multiple line styles on top of each other.
Using this collection, you can stack multiple styles on top of each other. When we draw the feature, we will draw them in order that they exist in the collection. You can use these stacks to create drop shadow effects, multiple colored outlines, etc.
You can set an inner, outer and center pen to give you a nice effect. The outer pen draws first, and should typically be black and larger then the inner pen. The inner pen draws next, and should be set as the color of the road you want. It should be thinner than the outer pen. The center pen draws last, and is used to represent a centerline in the road. We suggest that you only use the center pen for highways at low zoom level, as the dashed pen has some performance penalties.
You can set an inner, outer and center pen to give you a nice effect. The outer pen draws first, and should typically be black and larger then the inner pen. The inner pen draws next, and should be set as the color of the road you want. It should be thinner than the outer pen. The center pen draws last, and is used to represent a centerline in the road. We suggest that you only use the center pen for highways at low zoom level, as the dashed pen has some performance penalties.
You can set an inner, outer and center pen to give you a nice effect. The outer pen draws first, and should typically be black and larger then the inner pen. The inner pen draws next, and should be set as the color of the road you want. It should be thinner than the outer pen. The center pen draws last, and is used to represent a centerline in the road. We suggest that you only use the center pen for highways at low zoom level, as the dashed pen has some performance penalties.
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