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## Uses of Interface
org.opengis.geometry.coordinate.LineString

Packages that use LineString
org.opengis.geometry.coordinate | Set of geometric objects.

Uses of LineString in org.opengis.geometry.coordinate

Subinterfaces of LineString in org.opengis.geometry.coordinate
`interface` | `LineSegment` Two distinct direct positions (the start point and end point) joined by a straight line.

Methods in org.opengis.geometry.coordinate that return LineString
`LineString` | `GenericCurve.asLineString(double maxSpacing, double maxOffset)` Constructs a line string (sequence of line segments) where the control points (ends of the segments) lie on this curve.
`LineString` | `GeometryFactory.createLineString(List<Position> points)` Takes two or more positions and creates the appropriate line string joining them.

Methods in org.opengis.geometry.coordinate that return types with arguments of type LineString
`Set<LineString>` | `Tin.getBreakLines()` Breaklines are lines of a critical nature to the shape of the surface, representing local ridges, or depressions (such as drainage lines) in the surface.
`Set<LineString>` | `Tin.getStopLines()` Stoplines are lines where the local continuity or regularity of the surface is questionable.

Method parameters in org.opengis.geometry.coordinate with type arguments of type LineString
`Tin` | `GeometryFactory.createTin(Set<Position> post, Set<LineString> stopLines, Set<LineString> breakLines, double maxLength)` Constructs a restricted Delaunay network from triangle corners (posts), breaklines, stoplines, and maximum length of a triangle side.
`Tin` | `GeometryFactory.createTin(Set<Position> post, Set<LineString> stopLines, Set<LineString> breakLines, double maxLength)` Constructs a restricted Delaunay network from triangle corners (posts), breaklines, stoplines, and maximum length of a triangle side.

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