The GeoObject base class held a collection of points that were used in different ways by all the subclasses. For example, in a GeoPolygon they defined the outline while the holes were a part of the GeoPolygon class and in a GeoRaster it was assumed the list contained two points that defined the corner points in the bounding rectangle of the raster.

While it was possible to read and write the geometry of a GeoObject the geometry was never the actual representation of the position of a GeoObject.

The GeoObject.Points property returned a copy of the points collection.

The GeoObject.Attributes property returned a copy of the attributes.

A Feature is a concrete class that can be instantiated and it consists of a Geometry, a Crs in which the geometry is defined and an AttributeSet.

The Feature.Attributes property returns the attributes associated with a Feature by-reference.

The Feature.Geometry property returns the geometry of a Feature by-reference and the geometry is the representation of the position of the Feature.

The GeoObject base class held a collection of points that were used in different ways by all the subclasses. For example, in a GeoPolygon they defined the outline while the holes were a part of the GeoPolygon class and in a GeoRaster it was assumed the list contained two points that defined the corner points in the bounding rectangle of the raster.

While it was possible to read and write the geometry of a GeoObject the geometry was never the actual representation of the position of a GeoObject.

The GeoObject.Points property returned a copy of the points collection.

The GeoObject.Attributes property returned a copy of the attributes.

A Feature is a concrete class that can be instantiated and it consists of a Geometry, a Crs in which the geometry is defined and an AttributeSet.

The Feature::attributes property returns the attributes associated with a Feature by-reference.

The Feature::geometry property returns the geometry of a Feature by-reference and the geometry is the representation of the position of the Feature.

The GeoObject base class held a collection of points that were used in different ways by all the subclasses. For example, in a GeoPolygon they defined the outline while the holes were a part of the GeoPolygon class and in a GeoRaster it was assumed the list contained two points that defined the corner points in the bounding rectangle of the raster.

While it was possible to read and write the geometry of a GeoObject the geometry was never the actual representation of the position of a GeoObject.

The GeoObject.Points property returned a copy of the points collection.

The GeoObject.Attributes property returned a copy of the attributes.

A Feature is a concrete class that can be instantiated and it consists of a Geometry, a Crs in which the geometry is defined and an AttributeSet.

The Feature.attributes property returns the attributes associated with a Feature by-reference.

The Feature.geometry property returns the geometry of a Feature by-reference and the geometry is the representation of the position of the Feature.

The GeoObject base class held a collection of points that were used in different ways by all the subclasses. For example, in a GeoPolygon they defined the outline while the holes were a part of the GeoPolygon class and in a GeoRaster it was assumed the list contained two points that defined the corner points in the bounding rectangle of the raster.

While it was possible to read and write the geometry of a GeoObject the geometry was never the actual representation of the position of a GeoObject.

The GeoObject.Points property returned a copy of the points collection.

The GeoObject.Attributes property returned a copy of the attributes.

A Feature is a concrete class that can be instantiated and it consists of a Geometry, a Crs in which the geometry is defined and an AttributeSet.

The Feature.attributes property returns the attributes associated with a Feature by-reference.

The Feature.geometry property returns the geometry of a Feature by-reference and the geometry is the representation of the position of the Feature.