Return a the smallest extent that contains this extent and the provided extent.
Return a the smallest extent that contains this extent and the provided extent. This is provides a union of the two extents.
Orders two bounding boxes by their (geographically) lower-left corner.
Orders two bounding boxes by their (geographically) lower-left corner. The bounding box that is further south (or west in the case of a tie) comes first.
If the lower-left corners are the same, the upper-right corners are compared. This is mostly to assure that 0 is only returned when the extents are equal.
Return type signals:
-1 this bounding box comes first 0 the bounding boxes have the same lower-left corner 1 the other bounding box comes first
Tests if the given point lies in or on the envelope.
Tests if the given point lies in or on the envelope.
Note that this is the same definition as the SFS contains, which is unlike the JTS Envelope.contains, which would include the envelope boundary.
Tests if the given point lies in or on the envelope.
Tests if the given point lies in or on the envelope.
Note that this is the same definition as the SFS contains, which is unlike the JTS Envelope.contains, which would include the envelope boundary.
The NE corner (xmax, ymax) as a Point.
The NW corner (xmin, ymax) as a Point.
The SE corner (xmax, ymin) as a Point.
The SW corner (xmin, ymin) as a Point.
An Extent represents a rectangular region of geographic space (with a particular projection). It is expressed in map coordinates.