checkZDifference = 0x00000001,
checkElevation = 0x00000002,
checkLooseEnd = 0x00000004,
checkShortSegment = 0x00000008,
checkDuplicateSegment = 0x00000010,
checkIntersect = 0x00000020,
checkADS_NTZ = 0x00000040,
checkWater = 0x00000080,
checkTopology = 0x00000100
};
>Is it 0x00002000 ??
No, I'm afraid it's not. I very strongly recommend that you find a tutorial
or info on hexadecimal numbering, binary and bitmasks on the internet with a
quick Google, so that you can learn for yourself what should come next -
this is not the first time you have asked such a question.
At the very least, using Windows' built-in calculator set to Scientific view
will help you figure it out.
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