Pitney Bowes MapXtreme - Manual (Page 260)

Chapter 13: Finding Locations
Overview of the Data.Find Namespace
MapXtreme v7.1 267 Developer Guide
The Find class provides four search methods: two for searching addresses or features with or
without a refining boundary, and two for searching street intersections with or without a refining
boundary.
Property Description
AddressNumberAfterStreet Specifies whether the address number is located after the street
name (for example, “Smith Street 107”).
ChooseAlternateBoundary Specifies whether to match a record found in a refining region
other than the refining region specified.
ChooseClosestAddressRange Specifies whether to use the closest available address number
in cases where the address number does not match.
ChooseClosestObject Specifies whether or not to find the closest object match when
an exact match is not found.
CloseMatchesMax Specifies how many close matches to return if an exact match is
not found.
InsetDistance A positive value representing how far from the ends of the line to
adjust the placement of an address location.
InsetPercentage Represents the percentage of the length of the line where the
address is to be placed.
InsetUnit Represents the distance unit to use for Inset.
OffsetDistance Representing the distance to offset the placement of an address
location back from the street.
OffsetUnit Represents the distance unit to use for Offset.
UseAbbreviations Specifies whether substituting abbreviations from the
abbreviations file are used to find a match (for example, “Smith
Street” is substituted with “Smith St”).
UseCloseMatches Specifies whether to return “N” number of close matches if an
exact match is not found.
UseInsetAsPercentage Specifies whether Inset is being used as a percentage or as a
distance.