UTMRef Constructor (Int32, Char, Double, Double, Datum)

Create a new UTM reference object. Checks are made to make sure that the given parameters are roughly valid, but the checks are not exhaustive with regards to the easting value. Catching a NotDefinedOnUTMGridException does not necessarily mean that the UTM reference is well-formed. This is because that valid values for the easting vary depending on the latitude.

Namespace: DotNetCoords
Assembly: DotNetCoords (in DotNetCoords.dll) Version: 1.0.0.22 (1.0.0.22)

Syntax

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public UTMRef(
	int lngZone,
	char latZone,
	double easting,
	double northing,
	Datum datum
)

Public Sub New ( 
	lngZone As Integer,
	latZone As Char,
	easting As Double,
	northing As Double,
	datum As Datum
)

public:
UTMRef(
	int lngZone, 
	wchar_t latZone, 
	double easting, 
	double northing, 
	Datum^ datum
)

new : 
        lngZone : int * 
        latZone : char * 
        easting : float * 
        northing : float * 
        datum : Datum -> UTMRef

Parameters

lngZone: Type: SystemInt32
The longitude zone number.
latZone: Type: SystemChar
The latitude zone character.
easting: Type: SystemDouble
The easting in metres.
northing: Type: SystemDouble
The northing in metres.
datum: Type: DotNetCoords.DatumDatum
The datum of the UTM reference

Exceptions

Exception	Condition
NotDefinedOnUtmGridException	If any of the parameters are invalid. Be careful that a valid value for the easting does not necessarily mean that the UTM reference is well-formed. The current checks do not take into account the varying range of valid values for the easting for different latitudes.

Reference

UTMRef Class

UTMRef Overload

DotNetCoords Namespace