ValueAttributeFormat Enumeration

Specifies how the value attribute of grid lines should be formatted.

Syntax

public enum ValueAttributeFormat

Values

Value name	Value	Description
String0	0	The value is stored in a string attribute.
String1	1	The value divided by 10 is stored in a string attribute.
String2	2	The value divided by 100 is stored in a string attribute.
String3	3	The value divided by 1 000 is stored in a string attribute.
String4	4	The value divided by 10 000 is stored in a string attribute.
String5	5	The value divided by 100 000 is stored in a string attribute.
Double	6	The value is represented by a double precision floating point number.
StringDeg	7	If the unit of the grid Crs is degree (or minute), the value is formatted as degrees (ddd°), with a minus sign for west longitudes and south latitudes. If the value is not a whole number of degrees, the minutes are also appended (possibly with decimals). But if the Crs unit is not degree (or minute), the value is stored as a plain string, same as String0. Examples: -5° and -5°30'
StringDegPrefixed	8	Similar to StringDeg, but instead of the sign, the hemisphere is shown by a W or E prefix for longitudes, and by an N or S prefix for latitudes. Examples: W5° and W5°30'
StringDegMin	9	Similar to StringDeg, except that the minutes are always appended, even if they are zero. Examples: -5°00' and -5°30'
StringDegMinPrefixed	10	Similar to StringDegPrefixed, except that the minutes are always appended, even if they are zero. Examples: W5°00' and W5°30'
None	11	No value attribute is set.

Platforms

Windows, Linux, Android

ValueAttributeFormat Enumeration

Specifies how the value attribute of grid lines should be formatted.

Syntax

C++

enum ValueAttributeFormat

Values

Value name	Value	Description
ValueAttributeFormatString0	0	The value is stored in a string attribute.
ValueAttributeFormatString1	1	The value divided by 10 is stored in a string attribute.
ValueAttributeFormatString2	2	The value divided by 100 is stored in a string attribute.
ValueAttributeFormatString3	3	The value divided by 1 000 is stored in a string attribute.
ValueAttributeFormatString4	4	The value divided by 10 000 is stored in a string attribute.
ValueAttributeFormatString5	5	The value divided by 100 000 is stored in a string attribute.
ValueAttributeFormatDouble	6	The value is represented by a double precision floating point number.
ValueAttributeFormatStringDeg	7	If the unit of the grid Crs is degree (or minute), the value is formatted as degrees (ddd°), with a minus sign for west longitudes and south latitudes. If the value is not a whole number of degrees, the minutes are also appended (possibly with decimals). But if the Crs unit is not degree (or minute), the value is stored as a plain string, same as String0. Examples: -5° and -5°30'
ValueAttributeFormatStringDegPrefixed	8	Similar to StringDeg, but instead of the sign, the hemisphere is shown by a W or E prefix for longitudes, and by an N or S prefix for latitudes. Examples: W5° and W5°30'
ValueAttributeFormatStringDegMin	9	Similar to StringDeg, except that the minutes are always appended, even if they are zero. Examples: -5°00' and -5°30'
ValueAttributeFormatStringDegMinPrefixed	10	Similar to StringDegPrefixed, except that the minutes are always appended, even if they are zero. Examples: W5°00' and W5°30'
ValueAttributeFormatNone	11	No value attribute is set.

Platforms

Windows, Linux, Android

ValueAttributeFormat Enumeration

Specifies how the value attribute of grid lines should be formatted.

Syntax

Java

public enum ValueAttributeFormat

Conversion methods

// Converts the specified int into a ValueAttributeFormat. Throws EngineException for invalid values.
static ValueAttributeFormat fromValue( int value );

// Returns the int value that represents a ValueAttributeFormat value.");
public final int getValue( );

Values

Value name	Value	Description
STRING0	0	The value is stored in a string attribute.
STRING1	1	The value divided by 10 is stored in a string attribute.
STRING2	2	The value divided by 100 is stored in a string attribute.
STRING3	3	The value divided by 1 000 is stored in a string attribute.
STRING4	4	The value divided by 10 000 is stored in a string attribute.
STRING5	5	The value divided by 100 000 is stored in a string attribute.
DOUBLE	6	The value is represented by a double precision floating point number.
STRINGDEG	7	If the unit of the grid Crs is degree (or minute), the value is formatted as degrees (ddd°), with a minus sign for west longitudes and south latitudes. If the value is not a whole number of degrees, the minutes are also appended (possibly with decimals). But if the Crs unit is not degree (or minute), the value is stored as a plain string, same as String0. Examples: -5° and -5°30'
STRINGDEGPREFIXED	8	Similar to StringDeg, but instead of the sign, the hemisphere is shown by a W or E prefix for longitudes, and by an N or S prefix for latitudes. Examples: W5° and W5°30'
STRINGDEGMIN	9	Similar to StringDeg, except that the minutes are always appended, even if they are zero. Examples: -5°00' and -5°30'
STRINGDEGMINPREFIXED	10	Similar to StringDegPrefixed, except that the minutes are always appended, even if they are zero. Examples: W5°00' and W5°30'
NONE	11	No value attribute is set.

Platforms

Windows, Linux, Android

ValueAttributeFormat Enumeration

Specifies how the value attribute of grid lines should be formatted.

Syntax

Python

class ValueAttributeFormat

Values

Value name	Value	Description
ValueAttributeFormat.String0	0	The value is stored in a string attribute.
ValueAttributeFormat.String1	1	The value divided by 10 is stored in a string attribute.
ValueAttributeFormat.String2	2	The value divided by 100 is stored in a string attribute.
ValueAttributeFormat.String3	3	The value divided by 1 000 is stored in a string attribute.
ValueAttributeFormat.String4	4	The value divided by 10 000 is stored in a string attribute.
ValueAttributeFormat.String5	5	The value divided by 100 000 is stored in a string attribute.
ValueAttributeFormat.Double	6	The value is represented by a double precision floating point number.
ValueAttributeFormat.StringDeg	7	If the unit of the grid Crs is degree (or minute), the value is formatted as degrees (ddd°), with a minus sign for west longitudes and south latitudes. If the value is not a whole number of degrees, the minutes are also appended (possibly with decimals). But if the Crs unit is not degree (or minute), the value is stored as a plain string, same as String0. Examples: -5° and -5°30'
ValueAttributeFormat.StringDegPrefixed	8	Similar to StringDeg, but instead of the sign, the hemisphere is shown by a W or E prefix for longitudes, and by an N or S prefix for latitudes. Examples: W5° and W5°30'
ValueAttributeFormat.StringDegMin	9	Similar to StringDeg, except that the minutes are always appended, even if they are zero. Examples: -5°00' and -5°30'
ValueAttributeFormat.StringDegMinPrefixed	10	Similar to StringDegPrefixed, except that the minutes are always appended, even if they are zero. Examples: W5°00' and W5°30'
ValueAttributeFormat.None	11	No value attribute is set.

Platforms

Windows, Linux, Android

ValueAttributeFormat Enumeration

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ValueAttributeFormat Enumeration

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ValueAttributeFormat Enumeration

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ValueAttributeFormat Enumeration

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