/**
* Writes a value for the <code>position</code> property as a <code>cartesian</code> value. The
* <code>position</code> property specifies the position of the object in the world. The position
* has no direct visual representation, but it is used to locate billboards, labels, and other
* primitives attached to the object.
*
* @param dates The dates at which the vector is specified.
* @param values The values corresponding to each date.
*/
public final void writePositionProperty(List<JulianDate> dates, List<Cartesian> values) {
{
cesiumlanguagewriter.PositionCesiumWriter writer = openPositionProperty();
try {
writer.writeCartesian(dates, values);
} finally {
DisposeHelper.dispose(writer);
}
}
}
/**
* Writes a value for the <code>position</code> property as a <code>cartographicDegrees</code>
* value. The <code>position</code> property specifies the position of the object in the world.
* The position has no direct visual representation, but it is used to locate billboards, labels,
* and other primitives attached to the object.
*
* @param value The interval.
*/
public final void writePositionPropertyCartographicDegrees(Cartographic value) {
{
cesiumlanguagewriter.PositionCesiumWriter writer = openPositionProperty();
try {
writer.writeCartographicDegrees(value);
} finally {
DisposeHelper.dispose(writer);
}
}
}
/**
* Writes a value for the <code>position</code> property as a <code>cartesian</code> value. The
* <code>position</code> property specifies the position of the object in the world. The position
* has no direct visual representation, but it is used to locate billboards, labels, and other
* primitives attached to the object.
*
* @param value The value.
*/
public final void writePositionProperty(Cartesian value) {
{
cesiumlanguagewriter.PositionCesiumWriter writer = openPositionProperty();
try {
writer.writeCartesian(value);
} finally {
DisposeHelper.dispose(writer);
}
}
}
/**
* Writes a value for the <code>position</code> property as a <code>cartographicDegrees</code>
* value. The <code>position</code> property specifies the position of the object in the world.
* The position has no direct visual representation, but it is used to locate billboards, labels,
* and other primitives attached to the object.
*
* @param dates The dates at which the vector is specified.
* @param values The position corresponding to each date.
* @param startIndex The index of the first element to use in the `values` collection.
* @param length The number of elements to use from the `values` collection.
*/
public final void writePositionPropertyCartographicDegrees(
List<JulianDate> dates, List<Cartographic> values, int startIndex, int length) {
{
cesiumlanguagewriter.PositionCesiumWriter writer = openPositionProperty();
try {
writer.writeCartographicDegrees(dates, values, startIndex, length);
} finally {
DisposeHelper.dispose(writer);
}
}
}