User`s guide

R2013b
4-4
Compatibility Considerations
It is no longer possible to set the RasterInterpretation property of a referencing
object once it has been created (because there are now separate classes for each raster
interpretation). This reduces the possibility of having a referencing object with incorrect
property values.
Raster reference conversion functions accept new parameter and return
new types
The refmatToGeoRasterReference and refmatToMapRasterReference functions
accept an optional input argument and return new types of objects. Using the new
rasterInterpretation input argument, you can create a raster reference object
with the raster interpretation cells or postings. By default, if you do not specify this
parameter, the functions return an object with the raster interpretation cells.
The refvecToGeoRasterReference function does not accept a new parameter but does
return a new type of object, as shown in this table.
Function Type Returned When
rasterInterpretation is 'cells'
Type Returned When rasterInterpretation
is 'postings'
refmatToGeoRasterReferencemap.rasterref.GeographicCellsReferencemap.rasterref.GeographicPostingsReference
refmatToMapRasterReferencemap.rasterref.MapCellsReferencemap.rasterref.MapPostingsReference
refvecToGeoRasterReferencemap.rasterref.GeographicCellsReferenceN/A
Properties and method name changes
The geographic raster reference and map raster reference classes include the following
changed property names. The properties with the old names still exist but are hidden.
Existing Property Name New Property Name
Geographic Raster Reference Classes
XLimIntrinsic XIntrinsicLimits
YLimIntrinsic YIntrinsicLimits
Latlim LatitudeLimits