public static SqlGeometry STShift(SqlGeometry g, double xShift, double yShift)
{
var sqlGeometryBuilder = new SqlGeometryBuilder();
var shiftGeometrySink = new ShiftGeometrySink(xShift, yShift, sqlGeometryBuilder);
g.Populate(shiftGeometrySink);
return(sqlGeometryBuilder.ConstructedGeometry);
}
/// <summary>
/// Shift the input Geometry x and y co-ordinate by specified amount
/// Make our ShiftGeometrySink into a function call by hooking it into a simple pipeline.
/// </summary>
/// <param name="geometry">Input Geometry</param>
/// <param name="xShift">X value to shift</param>
/// <param name="yShift">Y value to shift</param>
/// <returns>Shifted Geometry</returns>
public static SqlGeometry ShiftGeometry(SqlGeometry geometry, double xShift, double yShift)
{
// create a sink that will create a geometry instance
var geometryBuilder = new SqlGeometryBuilder();
// create a sink to do the shift and plug it in to the builder
var geomSink = new ShiftGeometrySink(xShift, yShift, geometryBuilder);
// plug our sink into the geometry instance and run the pipeline
geometry.Populate(geomSink);
// the end of our pipeline is now populated with the shifted geometry instance
return(geometryBuilder.ConstructedGeometry);
}