Indicates if the Map draws using symbol levels.
[Visual Basic .NET] Public Property UseSymbolLevels As Boolean
[C#] public bool UseSymbolLevels {get; set;}
[C++]
HRESULT get_UseSymbolLevels(
VARIANT_BOOL* flag
);
[C++]
HRESULT put_UseSymbolLevels(
VARIANT_BOOL flag
);
[C++]Parameters
flag [out, retval] flag is a parameter of type VARIANT_BOOL flag [in] flag is a parameter of type VARIANT_BOOL
Product Availability
Available with ArcGIS Engine, ArcGIS Desktop, and ArcGIS Server.
Description
Determines whether Symbol Level Drawing is enabled for a Map.
Remarks
Symbol Level Drawing is useful when creating large scale maps
with intersecting and overlapping line features. For example, on a
large scale reference map with intersecting highways and streets,
Symbol Level Drawing helps you create high-quality representations
of the street and highway street intersections.
To set up Symbol Level Drawing:
- Turn on Symbol Level Drawing using either for your layer using ISymbolLevels::UseSymbolLevels, or for your entire map using IMap::UseSymbolLevels.
- For each layer that you want to set up symbol levels for, access that layer's renderer using IGeoFeatureLayer::Renderer.
- Access your layer's symbol(s) through the renderer.
- Using IMapLevel, set symbol levels on your layer's symbols. Symbols with MapLevel = 0 draw first, then symbols with MapLevel = 1, continuing until the highest MapLevel is reached. If two symbols have the same MapLevel, then the features drawn with these symbols are drawn in the normal layer order. A MapLevel of -1 for a multilayer symbol (MultiLayerMarkerSymbol, MultiLayerLineSymbol, MultiLayerFillSymbol) indicates that each of the symbol's individual layers are drawn with their individual MapLevel .