Direction in degrees azimuth (clockwise relative the +Y direction). The result is in the range -90 < azimuth <= 90. The method handles lines going in opposite directions (they do not average to 0!) The method takes a precision, which is used to generate a series of "test" angles. The dot product of the line directions is taken with each of the test angles, and the absolute values summed. The maximum value occurs at the angle which most closely approximates the trend direction of the lines.

public static void AvgAzimuth(
	CGXNETCore gxNetShared,
	CDB db,
	double precision,
	ref double azimuth
)

Public Shared Sub AvgAzimuth ( 
	gxNetShared As CGXNETCore,
	db As CDB,
	precision As Double,
	ByRef azimuth As Double
)

public:
static void AvgAzimuth(
	CGXNETCore^ gxNetShared, 
	CDB^ db, 
	double precision, 
	double% azimuth
)

static member AvgAzimuth : 
        gxNetShared : CGXNETCore * 
        db : CDB * 
        precision : float * 
        azimuth : float byref -> unit