Lyndon,
> I wish it were that simple, but the NE corner is not necessarily the
> same as the point defined by _xmax and _ymax. For example, create a
> polygon with points (0 0 3 0 2 1 1 1 0 0). The results of the
> BoundsExtractor are _xmax=3 and _ymax=1. But the actual NE corner,
> the one that I am looking for, has coordinates 2,1. It's a bit of an
> extreme example, but the survey grid I'm working with has numbers
> polygons of this type.
I thought you mentioned the polygons were rectangular?
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