LabelOrganizingSettings.RemoveConflicts Property
Gets or sets a value that determines whether a label that cannot be placed without overlapping another label can be removed.
Thread safety: This property is not thread-safe. Show
Syntax
public AttributeVariable< System.Boolean > RemoveConflicts { get; set; }Property Value
Type: An attribute variable that returns a value of type System.Boolean.
Default: true
True to allow label removal; otherwise, False.
Default: true
True to allow label removal; otherwise, False.
Remarks
It is not always possible to place labels so that they do not overlap in which case the result might look like the following image:
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Default behavior, label removal not allowed.
You can tell the LabelOrganizingLayer that it may remove a label that overlaps another label by setting RemoveConflicts to True. The same example as above but with label removal gives the following result:
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With label removal.
Label removal also works in conjunction with the priority assigned to a label, through the Priority property, so that a label with a lower priority is removed if it overlaps a label with a higher priority.
Platforms
Windows, Linux, Android