GeometryPropertyRemover

Features with geometries.

Features with selectively removed traits or geometry names.

Features that were not modified by the transformer.

Use this parameter if you want to isolate only a portion of the geometry passed in to the transformer. If no criteria are specified, the action will apply to the entire geometry at all levels.

Selection can be based on structural location, geometry name, type, appearance information, traits, trait storage types, or definition reference. The syntax used is a restricted set of XQuery, where the return clause is fixed.

The basic Geometry XQuery dialog allows you to construct simple selection queries by automatically writing the necessary query based on specified test clauses. Clicking the Switch to Advanced button opens the Advanced Editor, which allows you to type a query free-form, for more expressive queries.

Note: Once you switch to Advanced mode, you will have to clear all parameters before you can return to Basic mode.

A hierarchical geometry is represented as nodes of type geometry, with attributes containing information about traits, type, and name for each geometry.

• Geometry Name: Remove the geometry name.
• Traits: Remove all traits.

If set to Yes, all candidates will be removed. If set to No, the Filter parameter will determine which candidates will be removed.

If the Remove All parameter is set to No, the filter will be applied to the candidates for removal, and those that match the regular expression will be removed.

For example, if Filter is set to ^sketchup_ and traits are being removed, only traits with the prefix sketchup_ will be removed from the selected geometries.