The IDLitVisualization::GetXYZRange function method computes the x, y, and z ranges of the overall contents of the visualization, taking into account the IMPACTS_RANGE property setting for itself and its contents.
Result = Obj->[IDLitVisualization::]GetXYZRange(XRange,YRange, ZRange [, /DATA] [, /NO_TRANSFORM])
Returns a 1 if the x, y, and z ranges were successfully computed, or 0 otherwise.
A named variable that, upon return, will contain a two-element vector, [xmin, xmax], representing the x-range of the contents of this visualization that impact ranges.
A named variable that, upon return, will contain a two-element vector, [ymin, ymax], representing the y-range of the contents of this visualization that impact ranges.
A named variable that, upon return, will contain a two-element vector, [zmin, zmax], representing the z-range of the contents of this visualization that impact ranges.
Set this keyword to indicate that the ranges should be computed for the full data sets of the contents of this visualization. By default, if the keyword is not set, the ranges are computed for the displayed portions of the data sets.
Set this keyword to indicate that this visualization's transform matrix should not be applied when computing the x, y, and z ranges. By default, the transform matrix is applied.
Introduced: 6.0