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FeatureCollectionTable Class | ArcGIS Maps SDK for Qt

A feature collection table represents an individual feature table in a FeatureCollection. More...

A FeatureCollectionTable consists of a feature definition (table schema) and a set of features that match that feature definition. You can obtain a FeatureCollectionTable from an existing FeatureCollection::tables collection or you can create a new FeatureCollectionTable programmatically in your app.

To create a new FeatureCollectionTable, you can use a constructor that defines a set of fields, the geometry type, and spatial reference, and then populate it by adding new features. Alternatively, you can create a new FeatureCollectionTable from a FeatureSet, such as the FeatureQueryResult returned from a FeatureTable::queryFeaturesAsync(const Esri::ArcGISRuntime::QueryParameters&, QObject*).

To render the features in a map or scene, add the FeatureCollectionTable to a FeatureCollection::tables collection, construct a FeatureCollectionLayer from the FeatureCollection, and add it to the map or scene's collection of operational layers. To specify the FeatureCollectionTable symbology, just apply a renderer to the renderer. If required, you can override this symbology on a per-feature basis using the setSymbolOverride(Esri::ArcGISRuntime::Feature*, Esri::ArcGISRuntime::Symbol*).

Relevant samples:

• Feature collection layer: Create a Feature Collection Layer from a Feature Collection Table, and add it to a map.
• Feature collection layer (query): Create a feature collection layer to show a query result from a service feature table.
• Viewshed (Geoprocessing): Calculate a viewshed using a geoprocessing service, in this case showing which parts of a landscape are visible from points on mountainous terrain.

Creates a FeatureCollectionTable populated from the specified FeatureSet.

• featureSet - An object that implements the FeatureSet.
• parent - The optional parent QObject.

The FeatureCollectionTable will be populated with the contents of the FeatureSet. Note that this constructor may take some time to complete depending on how many features are in the feature set.

Creates a FeatureCollectionTable populated from the specified GeoElement collection.

• geoElements - A QList of objects that implement the GeoElement. Contents of the QList will be copied.
• fields - A QList of type Field. Contents of the QList will be copied. Can be empty.
• parent - The optional parent QObject.

The geometry type and spatial reference will be inferred from the geo-elements passed in. Note that this constructor may take some time to complete depending on how many geo-elements are passed in.

Creates an empty FeatureCollectionTable from the specified fields, geometry type and spatial reference.

• fields - A QList of type Field. Contents of the QList will be copied. Can be empty.
• geometryType - The type of geometry that will be held in this table. Can be GeometryType::Unknown.
• spatialReference - The spatial reference of the features that will be held in this table. Can be empty as long as geometry_type is GeometryType::Unknown.
• parent - The optional parent QObject.

Creates an empty FeatureCollectionTable from the specified fields, geometry type, spatial reference. The table can contain z and m values.

• fields - A QList of type Field. Contents of the QList will be copied. Can be empty.
• geometryType - The type of geometry that will be held in this table. Can be GeometryType::Unknown.
• spatialReference - The spatial reference of the features that will be held in this table. Can be empty as long as geometry_type is GeometryType::Unknown.
• hasZ - Boolean specifying whether the table supports geometries with Z values.
• hasM - Boolean specifying whether the table supports geometries with M values.
• parent - The optional parent QObject.

Destructor.

Reimplements: FeatureSet::fields() const.

Returns a list of Field objects representing the fields in this FeatureCollectionTable.

Reimplements: FeatureSet::geometryType() const.

Returns the type of geometry shared by all features in this FeatureCollectionTable.

Reimplements: FeatureSet::iterator() const.

Returns an iterator to iterate over the features in this FeatureCollectionTable.

Gets the layer info of the FeatureCollectionTable.

Returns the renderer specifying how the features should be symbolized.

See also setRenderer().

Sets the popup definition override for the given feature in the feature collection table.

• feature - The feature to set the popup definition override for.
• popupDefinition - The PopupDefinition. Can be nullptr.

If a Popup is created from a call to an identify method that returns popups, such as GeoView::identifyLayerAsync(Esri::ArcGISRuntime::Layer*, const QPointF&, double, bool, QObject*), then the Popup::popupDefinition will be the overridden definition if the feature originates from a feature collection.

This function was introduced in Esri::ArcGISRuntime 200.7.

See also Esri::ArcGISRuntime::FeatureTable::popupDefinition.

Sets the renderer specifying how the features in this FeatureCollectionTable should be symbolized.

See also renderer().

Sets the symbol override for the given feature in the FeatureCollectionTable to symbol.

See also symbolOverride().

Reimplements: FeatureSet::spatialReference() const.

Returns the spatial reference of the features in this FeatureCollectionTable.

Gets the symbol override for the given feature in the FeatureCollectionTable.

See also setSymbolOverride().

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