PolygonClipOperator.ClipperAttributeSuffix Property
Gets or sets a suffix to avoid attribute conflicts in clipped features.
Syntax
public System.String ClipperAttributeSuffix { get; set; }Property Value
Default: ""
An attribute name suffix added to attributes coming from the clippers.
Remarks
Clipped objects will get their attributes both from the original objects and from the clippers. If there is a name conflict, the clipper attribute wins over the original object attribute. For example, if a clipper as well as an original object have a Label attribute, then the clipped object will get the same Label as the clipper. If you wish to avoid name conflicts, you can set the ClipperAttributeSuffix property to some non-empty string, like "Clipper". In our example, the clipped object would then get the same Label as the original object, and it would also get a new attribute LabelClipper, with the same value as the clipper Label.
However, the geoType attribute of the clipper (which is always polygon) will not be transferred to clipped objects.
The background clipper (see above), which is computed internally, does not have any attributes.
Platforms
Windows, Linux, Android