| pe_geoxyzcs_eq | |
Tests whether two geocentric coordinate system objects are equivalent
int pe_geoxyzcs_eq (PE_GEOXYZCS geoxyzcs1, PE_GEOXYZCS geoxyzcs2);
| geoxyzcs1 | The first geocentric coordinate system object |
| geoxyzcs2 | The second geocentric coordinate system object |
This function tests whether two geocentric coordinate system objects are equivalent. A geocentric coordinate system is a 3D Cartesian system. The X axis lies in the plane of the equator and points in the direction of the prime meridian (usually Greenwich). The Y axis is 90 degrees away in the plane of the equator, and the Z axis points north in a right-handed system.
Note: Currently, geocentric coordinate systems are not supported by the ArcSDE or ArcGIS software.
On success, one. On failure, zero.
int geoxyzcs_test = pe_geoxyzcs_eq(xyz1,xyz2);