topic ERROR 010092: Invalid output extent. in ArcObjects SDK Questions

ERROR 010092: Invalid output extent.

xinglee1 — Sun, 29 Mar 2015 14:27:57 GMT

I used ITransformationOp.Clip method, it's ok for the first 2 times, but the "ERROR 010092: Invalid output extent." began to occur from the 3rd time. So strange problems! Why? Thanks!

Re: ERROR 010092: Invalid output extent.

NahedTaha_Hassan_Zeini — Sun, 29 Mar 2015 15:47:57 GMT

Cause: the extent specified, either in the environment or as a parameter, is invalid for the output that is to be created.

Solution: Specify a valid extent for the output. If unsure what to use, set the Output extent in the Environment to Default.

Re: ERROR 010092: Invalid output extent.

xinglee1 — Mon, 30 Mar 2015 20:05:10 GMT

Thanks Nahed! I saw that solution on the website. But May be it is not the end result. My code is as following.

public IRaster RasterClip (IRasterLayer pRasterLayer, IEnvelope pExtent)

{

IRaster pRaster = pRasterLayer.Raster;

IRasterProps pProps = pRaster as IRasterProps;

object cellSizeProvider = pProps.MeanCellSize().X;

IGeoDataset pInputDataset = pRaster as IGeoDataset;

IGeoDataset pOutputDataset = pTransformionOp.Clip(pInputDataset, pExtent);

IRaster clipRaster;

clipRaster = pOutputDataset as IRaster;

}