IEdgeFeature Interface

Provides access to members that modify and return information about an edge feature.

Product Availability

Available with ArcGIS Engine, ArcGIS Desktop, and ArcGIS Server.

Members

		Description
	DisconnectAtEndpoint	Perform the disconnection at either or both of the endpoint.
	DisconnectAtJunction	Perform the disconnection at the specified junction.
	FromJunctionEID	The junction element EID that corresponds to the from endpoint.
	FromJunctionFeature	The junction that corresponds to the from endpoint.
	FromToJunctionEIDs	The FROM and TO junction element EIDs (the first is the FROM, the second is the TO).
	GeometryForEdgeElement	The geometry corresponding to the element with the given subID.
	ToJunctionEID	The junction element EID that corresponds to the to endpoint.
	ToJunctionFeature	The junction that corresponds to the to endpoint.
	Update	Programmatic update of the NetworkFeature.

CoClasses that implement IEdgeFeature

CoClasses and Classes	Description
ComplexEdgeFeature	ESRI Complex edge geometric network feature object.
SimpleEdgeFeature	ESRI Geometric network simple edge feature object.

Remarks

Use the IEdgeFeature interface to get information about an edge feature as well as to disconnect an edge feature from a geometric network. The IEdgeFeature interface should not be used as a means to traverse the network. IEdgeFeature should only be used to return the connectivity information for features connected to the specific edge feature. Using the IEdgeFeature interface to navigate through the network will be extremely slow and cumbersome. For traverses through the network use the IForwardStar interface on the Network Object Model.

[Visual Basic 6.0]

The following code example demonstrates how to get the From and To junctions associated with an Edge Feature. It also demonstrates how to find the EID for an edge feature with a supplied point.

Sub GetNetworkFeatureInfo(pFeat As IFeature, pNetwork As INetwork, Optional pPoint As IPoint)

If TypeOf pFeat Is INetworkFeature Then

    If pFeat.featureType = esriFTSimpleEdge Or pFeat.featureType = esriFTComplexEdge Then
      'Create some variables to use
      Dim pEF As IEdgeFeature
      Dim pCNF As IComplexNetworkFeature
      Dim pFromFeat As IFeature
      Dim pToFeat As IFeature
      Dim pFromJunc As IJunctionFeature
      Dim pToJunc As IJunctionFeature

      Set pEF = pFeat
      'If either the From or To junction does not have an EID, exit and print a message
      If pEF.fromJunctionEID = 0 Then
          Debug.Print "From EID is nothing"
          Exit Sub
      ElseIf pEF.toJunctionEID = 0 Then
          Debug.Print "To EID is nothing"
          Exit Sub
      End If

      'Get the From and To junctions for the feature
      Set pFromJunc = pEF.FromJunctionFeature
      Set pFromFeat = pFromJunc
      Set pToJunc = pEF.ToJunctionFeature
      Set pToFeat = pToJunc

      'Check which type of EF it is and print out some information
      If pFeat.featureType = esriFTSimpleEdge Then
          Debug.Print "From junction OID: " & pFromFeat.OID & ", From junction EID: " & pEF.fromJunctionEID & vbCrLf & _
          "To junction OID: " & pToFeat.OID & ", To Junction EID: " & pEF.toJunctionEID
      ElseIf pFeat.featureType = esriFTComplexEdge Then
          'If it's a complex edge feature, try to find the EID at the location provided with the supplied point
          Set pCNF = pEF
          Debug.Print "From junction OID: " & pFromFeat.OID & ", From junction EID: " & pEF.fromJunctionEID & vbCrLf & _
          "To junction OID: " & pToFeat.OID & ", To Junction EID: " & pEF.toJunctionEID & vbCrLf & _
          "Edge Element Count: " & pCNF.EdgeElementCount & vbCrLf & pCNF.FindEdgeEID(pPoint)
      End If
    End If
End If
End Sub

IEdgeFeature Interface

Product Availability

Members

CoClasses that implement IEdgeFeature

Remarks

See Also