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geooutbound

The geooutbound analytic checks if a line has its points starting inside a polygon and ending outside the polygon. The first four arguments refers to the points of the line. The remaining arguments refer the points of the polygon.

The criteria for creating a polygon and its coordinates is the same as for the geoinbound() analytic.

Syntax

geooutbound(l.lat1,l.long1,l.lat2,l.long2, polyLat1, polyLong1, polyLat2, polyLong2, polyLat3, polyLong3
,[polyLat4],[ polyLong4],..)

The following table describes the required and optional arguments:

Argument	Required Optional	Description
l.lat1,l.long1,l.lat2,l.long2	Required	The four geo points that form the line.
polyLat1, polyLong1, polyLat2, polyLong2, polyLat3, polyLong3	Required	The minimum points that form a polygon. The number of latitude arguments must be equal to the number of longitude arguments.
[polyLat4],[polyLong4],...	Optional	The other points that form a polygon.

The following table provides the datatype for the parameters you can pass:

Parameter Input Options	Datatype
Event property	Real number
Watchlist values	Real number

Example

when 1 line l with geooutbound(l.lat1,l.long1,l.lat2,l.long2,100,100,100,-100,-100,-100,-100,100) as result then response with body= “${result}”

The following table describes the result for the event property value that you pass:

Event Property Value	Description	Result
l.lat1 =0 l.long1=0 l.lat2=150 l.long2=150	Verifies if the line has its points starting inside a geo polygon and ending outside the geo polygon.	true

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