internal override com.epl.geometry.GeometryCursor Execute(int importFlags, com.epl.geometry.Geometry.Type type, com.epl.geometry.ByteBufferCursor shapeBuffers)
{
return(new com.epl.geometry.OperatorImportFromESRIShapeCursor(importFlags, type.Value(), shapeBuffers));
}
/// <summary>Performs the ImportFromESRIShape operation on a stream of shape buffers</summary> /// <param name="importFlags"> /// Use the /// <see cref="ShapeImportFlags"/> /// interface. The default is 0, which means geometry comes from a trusted source and is topologically simple. /// If the geometry comes from non-trusted source (that is it can be non-simple), pass ShapeImportNonTrusted. /// </param> /// <param name="type"> /// The geometry type that you want to import. Use the /// <see cref="Type"/> /// enum. It can be Geometry.Type.Unknown if the type of geometry has to be /// figured out from the shape buffer. /// </param> /// <param name="shapeBuffers">The cursor over shape buffers that hold the Geometries in ESRIShape format.</param> /// <returns>Returns a GeometryCursor.</returns> internal abstract com.epl.geometry.GeometryCursor Execute(int importFlags, com.epl.geometry.Geometry.Type type, com.epl.geometry.ByteBufferCursor shapeBuffers);
