Hi,

I use the folowing code to get a MapPoibt.Location from MapPoint, nd it works fine. But I need to have a loko at the actual address it is returning.

I have found a problem in MapPoint 2004, which is my latest version I have. When I attempt to get "256 Pleasant St, Arlington, MA", for example, I get the same location as if I asked for "1 Pleasant St, Arlington, MA". So I decided to have a look at what MapPoint is returning to me. The MapPoint program with the WIndws GUI returns "Pleasant St, Arlington, MA". So I want to be able to examine the address of what's coming back to me.

I knw I ned to iterate through results.GetEnumerator() but I'm not sure how.

Thanks,
Bob

MapPoint.Route mpRoute = mpMap.ActiveRoute;
MapPoint.FindResults results = mpMap.FindAddressResults( street, city, "", state, "", 244 );

//SetSpeedProfile( handles, mpRoute );
handles.MapPointFindResults = results;
if (results.Count >= 1 && results.ResultsQuality == resultsQuality )
{
mpRoute = mpMap.ActiveRoute;
IEnumerator item = results.GetEnumerator();
item.Reset();
item.MoveNext();
return (MapPoint.Location)item.Current;
}

Hi Bob,

I knw I ned to iterate through results.GetEnumerator() but I'm not sure how

I'm not sure I understeand your question but: use foreach()

Wilfried,

Thanks. Stupid Me! I was using this kind of loop:

foreach (MapPoint.Location in results)
{
}

I forgot to unclude the actual variable.

C:\Texselogic\Projects\DMS\Trip.cs(293): Type and identifier are both required in a foreach statement

Thanks.

Hi,

I have a major problem I hope I can find a solution for. I'm going live in a pizza shop next week at the following address:

1000 US 80
Haughton, LA

But when I enter the address, it shows me two versions of the address, with 7 miles in between! Please check it out. I never saw this before.

I'm using MapPoint 2004. Is this fixed in a later version? If so, I wonder how I could get an update. I have the MSDN subscription for 2004, but I have no funds to update it. That's what this test is all about.

Any suggestions?

Thanks,
Bob

Actually, in that case, MapPoint returned the reult type as ambiguous, so in the case I just use a web service as a backup.

No reply needed.

Thanks,
Bob