What’s new in this release?
Aspose team is pleased to announce the release of Aspose.GIS for .NET 18.9. This release provides many new features like support for creating and writing data to ESRI File Geodatabase. Aspose.GIS for .NET now supports Creating and Writing to ESRI Files. Additional improvements like, comparing two geometries or defining the precision for geometry have been added to the API. The details regarding the enhancements made in this release are given below. This release supports Comparing Geometries. Developers can compare two geometries to determine the interaction between them. It Determine if Geometries Are Spacially Equal, Intersect, One Geometry Contains Another Geometry, Geometries Touch Each Other, Geometries Cross Each Other, Geometries Overlap and Spacial Relation using Relate Method. Users are now able to find an intersection, union, difference and symmetric difference between two geometries. It allows Working with Geometry Precision. It supports Reducing Precision of a Geometry, Limit Precision when writing Geometries and Limit Precision when reading Geometries. This release also supports creating and writing to ESRI Files. It supports Creating new layers in ESRI File Geodatabase datasets, Deleting layers from ESRI File Geodatabase datasets and Creating new ESRI File Geodatabase datasets. The list of new and enhanced features is listed bellow
Some new tips and articles have now been added into Aspose.GIS for .NET documentation that may guide users briefly how to use Aspose.GIS for performing different tasks like the followings.
Overview: Aspose.GIS for .NET
Aspose.GIS for .NET enables users to access & manipulate geographic information from vector based geospatial data formats. Users can read, write & convert most popular GIS file formats such as Shapefile & GeoJSON from within their .NET applications without requiring any additional tools or software. It not only supports loading GIS file formats for manipulation & conversion but it also provides the capability to create GIS files from scratch. .NET developers can use the API to create basic geometries such as Point, MultiPoint, Line, MultiLine, Polygon and so on, which can be further used to generate complex features.
More about Aspose.GIS for .NET
Aspose team is pleased to announce the release of Aspose.GIS for .NET 18.9. This release provides many new features like support for creating and writing data to ESRI File Geodatabase. Aspose.GIS for .NET now supports Creating and Writing to ESRI Files. Additional improvements like, comparing two geometries or defining the precision for geometry have been added to the API. The details regarding the enhancements made in this release are given below. This release supports Comparing Geometries. Developers can compare two geometries to determine the interaction between them. It Determine if Geometries Are Spacially Equal, Intersect, One Geometry Contains Another Geometry, Geometries Touch Each Other, Geometries Cross Each Other, Geometries Overlap and Spacial Relation using Relate Method. Users are now able to find an intersection, union, difference and symmetric difference between two geometries. It allows Working with Geometry Precision. It supports Reducing Precision of a Geometry, Limit Precision when writing Geometries and Limit Precision when reading Geometries. This release also supports creating and writing to ESRI Files. It supports Creating new layers in ESRI File Geodatabase datasets, Deleting layers from ESRI File Geodatabase datasets and Creating new ESRI File Geodatabase datasets. The list of new and enhanced features is listed bellow
- Spatial Predicates
- Overlay Operations (Intersection, Union, Difference, Symmetric Difference)
- Handle Geometries Precision
- Error while loading GDB
- CreateFromWkt fails on projected SRS
Some new tips and articles have now been added into Aspose.GIS for .NET documentation that may guide users briefly how to use Aspose.GIS for performing different tasks like the followings.
Overview: Aspose.GIS for .NET
Aspose.GIS for .NET enables users to access & manipulate geographic information from vector based geospatial data formats. Users can read, write & convert most popular GIS file formats such as Shapefile & GeoJSON from within their .NET applications without requiring any additional tools or software. It not only supports loading GIS file formats for manipulation & conversion but it also provides the capability to create GIS files from scratch. .NET developers can use the API to create basic geometries such as Point, MultiPoint, Line, MultiLine, Polygon and so on, which can be further used to generate complex features.
More about Aspose.GIS for .NET
- Homepage of Aspose.GIS for .NET
- Download Aspose.GIS for .NET
- Online documentation Aspose.GIS for .NET
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