Provides access to members that control the ArcGlobe Document object.
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Description
The IGMxDocument is a starting point for accessing most of the ArcGlobe objects. This interface allows you to manipulate ArcGlobe document specific properties and methods, such as storing a document with relative paths, changing the search tolerance in pixels, saving a preview of the globe document to be viewed in ArcCatalog, loading and saving ArcGlobe animation files (*.aga files), adding a layer in the TOC, and removing all the layers in the TOC of a globe document.
When To Use
This interface is a starting point for getting a handle to other objects in ArcGlobe desktop application. Almost every ArcGlobe desktop customization uses IGMxDocument one way or another.
Members
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AddLayer | Adds a layer to the current focus map. |
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ContentsView | The contents view at the specified index. |
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ContentsViewCount | The number of contents views in the document. |
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ContextItem | The item that is selected or was last right-clicked. |
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CurrentContentsView | The current contents view of the document. |
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DefaultColor | The default color for the given type. |
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DelayUpdateContents | Indicates whether to ignore document update notifications. |
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RelativePaths | Indicates if path names are stored relative to the document. |
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RemoveAllLayers | Removes all layers. |
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SavePreview | Indicates if a preview image is saved in the document. |
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Scene | The scene. |
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SearchTolerancePixels | The global search tolerance in pixels for selection. |
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SelectedItem | The selected item in the layer control. |
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SelectedLayer | The selected layer in the layer control. |
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UpdateContents | Notifies the document that the contents have been updated. |
CoClasses that implement IGMxDocument
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GMxDocument | Provides access to members that control the ArcGlobe document. |
Remarks
Obtain a reference to IGMxDocument via IApplication::Document.