Gets or sets the coordinate reference system that the generated raster should be defined in.
If the containing object is part of a View, then you should only access this property from the GUI thread and modify it while also holding the global configuration lock using a Guard.
The Thread Access Verifier will enforce this rule when it is active and the object is part of a View.
More details about thread safety and the global configuration lock can be found in Threading Model, configuration.
public Crs Crs { get; set; }If this property is not specified, then the coordinate reference system of the view is used.
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Gets or sets the coordinate reference system that the generated raster should be defined in.
If the containing object is part of a View, then you should only access this property from the GUI thread and modify it while also holding the global configuration lock using a Guard.
The Thread Access Verifier will enforce this rule when it is active and the object is part of a View.
More details about thread safety and the global configuration lock can be found in Threading Model, configuration.
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CrsPtr crs ( ) const;
void crs ( const CrsPtr& value )If this property is not specified, then the coordinate reference system of the view is used.
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Gets or sets the coordinate reference system that the generated raster should be defined in.
If the containing object is part of a View, then you should only access this property from the GUI thread and modify it while also holding the global configuration lock using a Guard.
The Thread Access Verifier will enforce this rule when it is active and the object is part of a View.
More details about thread safety and the global configuration lock can be found in Threading Model, configuration.
public final Crs getCrs ( );
public final void setCrs ( Crs value );If this property is not specified, then the coordinate reference system of the view is used.
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Gets or sets the coordinate reference system that the generated raster should be defined in.
If the containing object is part of a View, then you should only access this property from the GUI thread and modify it while also holding the global configuration lock using a Guard.
The Thread Access Verifier will enforce this rule when it is active and the object is part of a View.
More details about thread safety and the global configuration lock can be found in Threading Model, configuration.
crsIf this property is not specified, then the coordinate reference system of the view is used.
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