Constructs a ScaleDependentRenderer object.
Syntax
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Public Function New() |
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public ScaleDependentRenderer() |
Example
The following example creates a new ScaleDependentRendrer, creates a renderer to place inside it, and assigns the ScaleDependentRenderer to an existing map layer.
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' Create the scale-dependent renderer and set its scale properties
Dim scaleDepRend As New ScaleDependentRenderer()
scaleDepRend.MinScale = "1:1000000"
scaleDepRend.MaxScale = "1:20000000"
' Set the renderer inside the scale-dependent renderer
Dim simpleRend As New SimpleRenderer()
Dim simpleFillSymb As New SimpleFillSymbol(Drawing.Color.Beige, Drawing.Color.Sienna, PolygonFillType.DiagCross)
simpleRend.Symbol = simpleFillSymb
scaleDepRend.Renderer = simpleRend
' Assign the scale-dependent renderer to an existing map layer
Dim layer As FeatureLayer = mapView.Layers.FindByName("Countries")
layer.Renderer = scaleDepRend |
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// Create the scale-dependent renderer and set its scale properties
ScaleDependentRenderer scaleDepRend = new ScaleDependentRenderer()
scaleDepRend.MinScale = "1:1000000";
scaleDepRend.MaxScale = "1:20000000";
// Set the renderer inside the scale-dependent renderer
SimpleRenderer simpleRend = new SimpleRenderer();
SimpleFillSymbol simpleFillSymb = new SimpleFillSymbol(Drawing.Color.Beige, Drawing.Color.Sienna, PolygonFillType.DiagCross);
simpleRend.Symbol = simpleFillSymb;
scaleDepRend.Renderer = simpleRend;
// Assign the scale-dependent renderer to an existing map layer
FeatureLayer layer = mapView.Layers.FindByName("Countries");
layer.Renderer = scaleDepRend; |
Requirements
Target Platforms: Windows 98, Windows NT 4.0, Windows Millennium Edition, Windows 2000, Windows XP Home Edition, Windows XP Professional, Windows Server 2003 family, Windows Vista, Windows Server 2008 family
See Also
