ZLocationSpan Methods

Produce a deep clone of the object

Compares the current instance with another object of the same type.

Decides wheather location is contained inside the location span or on the edge of the span. Location comparisons are case insensitive, and uses the Constants.LOCATION_EQUAL_TOLERANCE, i.e., the location can be tolerance outside the span and still be contained.

Decides wheather location is contained inside the location span or on the edge of the span. Location comparisons are case insensitive, and uses the tolerance, i.e., the location can be tolerance outside the span and still be contained. Negative values for tolerance are allowed ("shortening" the span)

Decides wheather a chainage value is contained inside the location span chainage values or on the edge of the span. Comparison uses the Constants.LOCATION_EQUAL_TOLERANCE, i.e., the chainage can be tolerance outside the span and still be contained.

Decides wheather a chainage value is contained inside the location span chainage values. Comparison uses the tolerance parameter i.e., the chainage can be tolerance outside the span before it is contained. Negative values for tolerance are allowed ("shortening" the span)

Creates a location at the specified chainage of the span. Derived data is automatically calculated at the location. The chainage must lay within the span, otherwise null is returned

Creates a sub-locationSpan defined within chainage interval. Derived data is automatically adjusted to match locationspan The chainages must lay within the span.

Create a ZLocationSpan from an ILocationSpan. Z values will be zero

Determines whether the specified Object is equal to the current Object.

Indicates whether the current object is equal to another object of the same type. The LocationSpan chainages must be within LOCATION_EQUAL_TOLERANCE.

Allows an object to try to free resources and perform other cleanup operations before it is reclaimed by garbage collection.

Gets the end location of the span.

Serves as a hash function for a particular type.

Gets the start location of the span.

Gets the Type of the current instance.

Check if the ID equals the others ID, case ignored (culture invariant)

Interpolate Z value at given chainage. It is not tested whether the chainage is inside span, use Contains

Returns the intersection of this and other. There must be a strict overlap, i.e., the intersection must be larger than LOCATION_EQUAL_TOLERANCE.

Returns the intersection of this and other. There must be a strict overlap, i.e., the intersection must be larger than minOverlap. Set to zero if very small overlaps is allowed.

Returns the intersection of this and chainages of another locationspan. There must be a strict overlap, i.e., the intersection must be larger than minOverlap. Set to zero if very small overlaps is allowed.

Length of the location span.

Creates a shallow copy of the current Object.

Returns location midway in the location span

Decides whether a location span overlaps the current locationSpan. If overlap is less than LOCATION_EQUAL_TOLERANCE, false is returned.

Decides whether a location span overlaps the current locationSpan. If overlap is less than minOverlap, false is returned.

Decides whether a location span overlaps the chainages of another locationSpan. If overlap is less than minOverlap, false is returned.

Decides whether location is contained inside the location span. Inside is understood as startChainage > location.Chainage and location.Chainage > endChainage Location comparisons are case insensitive, and uses the Constants.LOCATION_EQUAL_TOLERANCE, i.e., location.Chainage must be tolerance inside the span to evaluate to true.

Decides whether a location span is contained inside this location span. This is the case when both the start and end location is contained inside the location span

Decides wheather a chainage value is strictly contained inside the location span chainage values. Comparison uses the Constants.LOCATION_EQUAL_TOLERANCE, i.e., the chainage must be tolerance inside the span before it is contained.

(Inherited from LocationSpan.)