In TerraExplorer, a location is defined as a point of interest (X, Y, Height). The camera is given a direction and distance from which this point of interest is viewed. For example, if you chose the White House as your point of interest, you would need to find the x- and y-coordinates of the White House and pass those coordinates to the CreateLocation method.
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CreateLocation( Position, GroupID, Description ) |
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ITerrainLocation65 CreateLocation( [IPosition65 Position = 0], [string GroupID = ""], [string Description = ""]) |
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HRESULT CreateLocation( IPosition65 * Position, BSTR GroupID, BSTR Description, ITerrainLocation65 ** pITerrainLocation65) |
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Parameters
Position
An IPosition65 representing the position of the location on the terrain.
GroupID
The Project Tree group in which the location is created. If it is set to an empty string, the object is created under the root. You can obtain the GroupID by one of the following methods:
· Create the group using IProjectTree65.CreateGroup.
· Find the group, if you know the name, using IProjectTree65.FindItem.
· Traverse the Tree using IProjectTree65 methods such as GetNextItem, until you come to the desired GroupID.
Description
The name of the location as it appears in the Project Tree. If an empty string is passed into this parameter, TerraExplorer assigns it a unique name.
Return Value
pITerrainLocation65
An ITerrainLocation65, representing the newly created location.
Exceptions
See: HRESULT Return Values for a list of possible values returned by the HRESULT.