+1For the life of me, I cannot figure out today how to eliminate dangle lines. End goal here is I am looking at which fire hydrants we have, that can be easily accessed by a fire truck that are not on a dead end street. Any assistance will be greatly appreciated.
Best answer by dustin
If all the lines are topologically connected, you could send the lines through the AreaBuilder. The 'Incomplete' output should be your dangling lines. Feed all your lines into the Candidate port of a SpatialFilter, and the output of the 'Incomplete' into the Filter port of the Spatial Filter. Set the Spatial Predicates Test to 'Filter Equals Candidate'. Out of the Failed port of the SpatialFilter should be your non-dangling lines.
+31If all the lines are topologically connected, you could send the lines through the AreaBuilder. The 'Incomplete' output should be your dangling lines. Feed all your lines into the Candidate port of a SpatialFilter, and the output of the 'Incomplete' into the Filter port of the Spatial Filter. Set the Spatial Predicates Test to 'Filter Equals Candidate'. Out of the Failed port of the SpatialFilter should be your non-dangling lines.
+1If all the lines are topologically connected, you could send the lines through the AreaBuilder. The 'Incomplete' output should be your dangling lines. Feed all your lines into the Candidate port of a SpatialFilter, and the output of the 'Incomplete' into the Filter port of the Spatial Filter. Set the Spatial Predicates Test to 'Filter Equals Candidate'. Out of the Failed port of the SpatialFilter should be your non-dangling lines.
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