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| class   | BasicExample | 
|   | Shows basic ways of creating and operating on geometries  More...
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| class   | ConstructionExample | 
|   | Examples of constructing Geometries programmatically. The Best Practice moral here is: Use the GeometryFactory to construct Geometries whenever possible. This has several advantages: Simplifies your code. Allows you to take advantage of convenience methods provided by GeometryFactory. Insulates your code from changes in the signature of JTS constructors  More...
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| class   | CreateOrientationDistanceMesh | 
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| class   | ExtendedCoordinate | 
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| class   | ExtendedCoordinateExample | 
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| class   | ExtendedCoordinateSequence | 
|   | Demonstrates how to implement a CoordinateSequence for a new kind of coordinate (an ExtendedCoordinate} in this example). In this implementation, Coordinates returned by ToArray and #get are live – parties that change them are actually changing the ExtendedCoordinateSequence's underlying data.  More...
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| class   | ExtendedCoordinateSequenceFactory | 
|   | Creates ExtendedCoordinateSequenceFactory internally represented as an array of ExtendedCoordinates.  More...
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| class   | PrecisionModelExample | 
|   | An example showing the results of using different precision models in computations involving geometric constructions. A simple intersection computation is carried out in three different precision models (Floating, FloatingSingle and Fixed with 0 decimal places). The input is the same in all cases (since it is precise in all three models), The output shows the effects of rounding in the single-precision and fixed-precision models.  More...
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| class   | SimpleMethodsExample | 
|   | An example showing a simple use of JTS methods for: WKT reading intersection relate WKT output The expected output from this program is: 
A = POLYGON ((40 100, 40 20, 120 20, 120 100, 40 100)) B = LINESTRING (20 80, 80 60, 100 140) A intersection B = LINESTRING (40 73.33333333333334, 80 60, 90 100) A relate C = 1F20F1102 
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