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The default coordinate system is longitude and latitude. The following GISDK functions include a Projection option for specifying another coordinate system when importing into or exporting from a geographic file:
GISDK Function |
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Creates a geographic file of features on a regular grid |
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Exports features in a geographic file to a Caliper text geography file |
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Exports features in a geographic file to a DXF file |
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Imports features from an ArcView Shapefile into a geographic file |
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Imports features from a BNA file into a geographic file |
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Imports features from a Caliper text geography file into a geographic file. |
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Imports features from a DXF file into a geographic file |
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Imports features from an ARC/INFO export (.E00) file into a geographic file |
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Creates a geographic file of point features from coordinates in a view |
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Imports features from an MIF file into a geographic file |
The Projection option takes two parameters:
A large number of standard coordinate systems are supported, including State Plane Coordinates for NAD27 and NAD83 in the U.S., and coordinate systems for countries all over the world. A standard coordinate system is based on a pre-defined projection, so you only need to specify the coordinate system.
A large number of projections are also supported, including Universal Transverse Mercator (UTM) and Gauss-Kruger, both of which have defined coordinate system zones. For other projections, you can define a custom coordinate system. The definition can specify an ellipsoid.
You can use the Transform option with the Projection option to correct coordinates that may have been modified from their standard form (e.g., 1,000,000 subtracted to save storage space).
The following sections will describe how to use:
See "Projections and Coordinate Systems" in the Maptitude Help for further information.
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