Syntax

   @GeoreferenceRaster([REJECTABLE], POINT_AND_ANGLE, <X Upper Left Coordinate>,
      <Y Upper Left Coordinate>, <X Spacing>, <Y Spacing>, 
      <Rotation>)
   @GeoreferenceRaster([REJECTABLE], EXTENTS, <X Upper Left Coordinate>, 
      <Y Upper Left Coordinate>, <X Upper Right Coordinate>, 
      <Y Upper Right Coordinate>, <X Lower Right Coordinate>, 
      <Y Lower Right Coordinate>, <X Lower Left Coordinate>, 
      <Y Lower Left Coordinate>)
   @GeoreferenceRaster([REJECTABLE], CELL_SIZE_UL, <X Upper Left Coordinate>, 
      <Y Upper Left Coordinate>, <X Spacing>, <Y Spacing>) 
   @GeoreferenceRaster([REJECTABLE], EXTENT_UL, <X Upper Left Coordinate>, 
      <Y Upper Left Coordinate>, <X Lower Right Coordinate>, 
      <Y Lower Right Coordinate>) 
   @GeoreferenceRaster([REJECTABLE], EXTENT, <X Lower Left Coordinate>, 
      <Y Lower Left Coordinate>, <X Spacing>, <Y Spacing>
      [, <Rotation>]) 

Arguments

   REJECTABLE

      Specifies if the function will supply a rejection code and message
      to the invalid feature and output it to the rejected port, or will
      fail upon being supplied invalid features.

      A feature can be rejected for the following reasons:
         - The feature has invalid geometry
         - The raster has no bands

   <mode>   
   
      Specifies whether to accept spacing and rotation input or extent input. 
      POINT_AND_ANGLE implies the upper left corner coordinates, the spacing, 
      and the rotation are provided. EXTENTS implies the upper left, upper right, 
      lower right, and lower left corner coordinates are provided.

      Range: (POINT_AND_ANGLE|EXTENTS|CELL_SIZE_UL|EXTENT_UL|EXTENT)   
      
   <X Upper Left Coordinate>  
   
      The upper left X coordinate of a raster

      Range: Reals   
      
   <Y Upper Left Coordinate   
   
      The upper left Y coordinate of a raster

      Range: Reals   
      
   <X Spacing> 
   
      The horizontal length of a cell

      Range: Reals   
      
   <Y Spacing> 
   
      The vertical length of a cell

      Range: Reals   
      
   <Rotation>  
   
      The rotation of a raster, in degrees

      Range: Reals   
      
   <X Upper Right Coordinate> 
   
      The upper right X coordinate of a raster

      Range: Reals   
      
   <Y Upper Right Coordinate> 
   
      The upper right Y coordinate of a raster

      Range: Reals   
      
   <X Lower Right Coordinate> 
   
      The bottom right X coordinate of a raster

      Range: Reals   
      
   <Y Lower Right Coordinate> 
   
      The bottom right Y coordinate of a raster

      Range: Reals   
      
   <Y Lower Left Coordinate>  
   
      The bottom left Y coordinate of a raster

      Range: Reals   
      
   <Y Lower Left Coordinate>  
   
      The bottom left Y coordinate of a raster

      Range: Reals   
      
Description

   The @GeoreferenceRaster function is used to georeference rasters. If the 
   source raster is already georeferenced, this function will overwrite the 
   previous georeference settings with the new ones.

   When using POINT_AND_ANGLE, the raster's origin is set to the input upper 
   left coordinate and its spacing and rotation are set to the input spacing and 
   rotation; no calculations are done on the input data.

   When using EXTENTS, all four input coordinates are validated to be unique, to 
   form a rectangle which can be rotated, and to be clockwise. The rotation and 
   spacing are then calculated from these coordinates. The origin of the raster 
   is set to the input upper left coordinate.

   Input features must contain raster geometries only.

TO BE RESOLVED

   CELL_SIZE_UL, EXTENT_UL, EXTENT arguments added to Syntax section above, but 
   not documented.