How to determine a point(or a path) inside a closed path?

I came across such a problem：
My client requires add a number marks inside a closed path ，and such a closed path is irregular,
My question is, how to ensure a point(or a path) is inside another closed path,and how to calculate this point?
Is there any suite in the SDK to accomplish this function?

haha ,I found a good way to solve this problem，We can use AIPathfinderSuite::DoFrontMinusBackEffect to determine whether a path inside another closed path.

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I need to connect the river (open path) to Germany's borders (closed path) so that a new closed path is formed: the Rhineland (Weimar Germany west
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Two ways you can make it a Live Paint Group then you actually d not hvve to join it in order to get it to react like a closed path.
The other way is to the select the portion of the closed path with either the direct select tool or lasso tool and hit Command C the hit Comand F paste in front and in the same position. then select the end points on one end of both path and hit Command J then do the same for the other ends of the path and now you have a new closed path and the old closed path under it still intact.
I think the live paint group though will open up a much more powerful workflow for you if you do this type of work often.

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I should probably provide a bit more detail about what I'm trying to determine. We have two different situations:
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How to determine some points?

Hallo,
i need to calculate the bandwidth of a filter. so i need to determine the point (nr1) and then the corresponding point (nr2) to determine the bandwidth.
How can i find firstly the value of the point (nr1) and then the corresponding point (nr2) as it shown in the attached file?
thanks
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Well, the problem is that your x-axis is lograrithmic and the values are not equally spaced.
I assume you want the point where the line first drops below a certain db and then get the x-value there.
I would multiply the Y data by -1 and take the log of x and use threshold 1D array. For the array input make an array of clusters, each element containing [-Y, log(x)]. Search for "(-1)* threshold" and youl'll get the corresponding log(x) from which you can calculate the desired x.
Check the online help for "threshold array" for the allowed inputs.
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where sdo_relate(A.geoloc,B.geoloc,'mask = contains') = 'TRUE';Message was edited by:
CrackerJack

Hi,
this
rownum<2
making sure that only the one clicked polygon is rendered/displayed
(pls see the [image of the screen |http://bp0.blogger.com/_8PXbvmaOB6M/SEe0rNCz4nI/AAAAAAAAAWo/lOHcLjbIz-U/s1600-h/verschneiden_snap3.png] )
i.e. you click on the polygon of the area (county) and get the FOI as per Parameter 1 (which are the records/FOI contained in the first table "DEKUNDEN" = customers)
in ur above code you will need to say:
(b.geoloc, :1)
recommend to firstly try to achieve a result with the delivered MVDEMO data.
Then the SQL of the theme will look as follows:
select a.location, a.name,
a.city, a.sales from customers a where sdo_relate(a.location, (select
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rownum<2), 'mask=ANYINTERACT')='TRUE'
re) attributes for both points and polygon
--> for the points (customer table/theme) usually you get an Infowindow automatically for the theme "customers" for the "Info columns" you have defined in the ADVANCED Tab of the theme in the Mapbuilder.
--> for the polygon you'll have to assign an info window on "mouse_right_cklick" as the "mouse-click" (left) has already been used for selelcting the polygon.
and lastly I am not dealing with a webservice - just 2 tables: "customers" (with the POI - points) and "counties" (the polygon - area) from the MVDEMO example data.
Hope that helped and I did not make more complicated - sorry - but it is quite complex (;-).
Bernhard
Edited by: BernhardFW on Aug 25, 2008 1:30 PM

How to determine the Current Domain name from inside an Mbean / Java Prog

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