public void AddPolylines( 
   IEnumerable<Polyline> polylines,
   TinSurfaceType tinSurfaceType,
   int tagValue,
   double z,
   SpatialReference spatialReference
)

Public Sub AddPolylines( _
   ByVal polylines As IEnumerable(Of Polyline), _
   ByVal tinSurfaceType As TinSurfaceType, _
   ByVal tagValue As Integer, _
   ByVal z As Double, _
   Optional ByVal spatialReference As SpatialReference _
) 

Parameters

polylines

The polylines to add.

tinSurfaceType

The surface type which indicates how the polylines are to be incorporated into the tin. The surface types which are valid depend on the type of geometry being entered. Points can only be entered as mass points. Polylines can be entered as hard or soft breakline types or have their vertices entered as mass points. Polygons can be entered as polygon, line, or mass surface types.

tagValue

The tag value to be assigned to the new elements in the TIN. If the surface feature type is set to mass points the tag is assigned to the resulting TIN nodes. If the surface type is lineal, then the tags are assigned to edges. If the surface type is polygonal, then the tags are assigned to triangles. A value of 0 will result in no tag assignment.

z

The z-values for the added geometries. If you want to use the z-values from the polylines, then use AddPolylinesZ.

spatialReference

The spatial reference of the polylines. If it is the same as the TIN spatial reference, you can pass null. Otherwise, the polylines will be projected from the input spatial reference to the spatial reference of the tin.

Target Platforms: Windows 11, Windows 10

Reference

TinEditor Class
TinEditor Members