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Description
| Class Summary | |
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| BufferedShapeLayer | An OpenMap Layer that displays shape files. |
| CSVShapeInfoFile | The CSVShapeInfoFile holds on to the contents of a CSV file, with the intent of cross referencing the contents of the file with the contents of a shape file. |
| ESRIBoundingBox | A bounding box is a rectangle that fully encloses some number of shapes. |
| ESRIMultiPointRecord | This is a skeleton of the MultiPoint record type. |
| ESRIPoint | A class representing an x,y coordinate. |
| ESRIPointRecord | An ESRI Point record. |
| ESRIPoly | A representation of a shape file polygon, subordinate to an
ESRIPolygonRecord. |
| ESRIPoly.ESRIFloatPoly | Poly with data stored in floating point format. |
| ESRIPolygonRecord | The Polygon record type. |
| ESRIRecord | This is the base class for all shape record classes. |
| MultiRoadLayer | Imposes a road layer on the multi shape layer. |
| MultiShapeLayer | An OpenMap Layer that displays multiple shape files. |
| NumAndBox | A class used as a application object by OMGeometry objects, letting them keep track of their record number (noted by their place in the Shape file) and bounding box. |
| ShapeFile | Class representing an ESRI Shape File. |
| ShapeFileCrop | Class that supports cropping of ESRI Shapefiles with a simple bounding box. |
| ShapeIndex | A class representing a shape index file. |
| ShapeLayer | An OpenMap Layer that displays shape files. |
| SpatialIndex | A Spatial Index is a variation on a Shape Index, adding the bounding box of the shape to the index. |
| SpatialIndex.Entry | The spatial information for each shp entry is held in one of these. |
| SpatialIndex.FileIndex | |
| SpatialIndex.MemoryIndex | |
| SpatialIndexHandler | The SpatialIndexHandler keeps track of all the stuff dealing with a particular shape file - file names, colors, etc. |
Provides an OpenMap layer for dealing with shape files.
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