#include <SnapOverlayOp.h>
Public Types | |
typedef std::auto_ptr < geom::Geometry > | GeomPtr |
Public Member Functions | |
SnapOverlayOp (const geom::Geometry &g1, const geom::Geometry &g2) | |
GeomPtr | getResultGeometry (OverlayOp::OpCode opCode) |
Static Public Member Functions | |
static std::auto_ptr < geom::Geometry > | overlayOp (const geom::Geometry &g0, const geom::Geometry &g1, OverlayOp::OpCode opCode) |
static std::auto_ptr < geom::Geometry > | intersection (const geom::Geometry &g0, const geom::Geometry &g1) |
static std::auto_ptr < geom::Geometry > | Union (const geom::Geometry &g0, const geom::Geometry &g1) |
static std::auto_ptr < geom::Geometry > | difference (const geom::Geometry &g0, const geom::Geometry &g1) |
static std::auto_ptr < geom::Geometry > | symDifference (const geom::Geometry &g0, const geom::Geometry &g1) |
This class always uses snapping. This is less performant than the standard JTS overlay code, and may even introduce errors which were not present in the original data. For this reason, this class should only be used if the standard overlay code fails to produce a correct result.