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GEOSGeometry

Guides

  • GEOSGeometry

Symbols

  • GEOSArea
  • GEOSBoundary
  • GEOSBuffer
  • GEOSCentroid
  • GEOSContains
  • GEOSConvexHull
  • GEOSCovers
  • GEOSDelaunayMesh
  • GEOSDifference
  • GEOSDisjoint
  • GEOSDistance
  • GEOSDistanceWithin
  • GEOSEquals
  • GEOSGeometry
  • GEOSHausdorffDistance
  • GEOSIntersection
  • GEOSIntersects
  • GEOSLength
  • GEOSMerge
  • GEOSOverlaps
  • GEOSPreparedGeometry
  • GEOSPrepare
  • GEOSSymmetricDifference
  • GEOSTouches
  • GEOSUnion
  • GEOSVoronoiMesh
  • GEOSWithin
  • ToGEOSGeometry
ChristopherWolfram`GEOSGeometry`
GEOSWithin
​
GEOSWithin[
g
1
,
g
2
]
gives
True
when
g
1
is within
g
2
.
​
Details and Options

Examples  
(1)
Basic Examples  
(1)
Check one random polygons is within another:
In[1]:=
GEOSWithin

ToGEOSGeometry
[RandomPolygon[]],
ToGEOSGeometry
[RandomPolygon[]]
Out[1]=
False
SeeAlso
GEOSContains
RelatedGuides
▪
GEOSGeometry
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