The Advanced Editing toolbar offers tools to reshape and replace geometry, correct the overshoot or undershoot errors, split line features in intersection, divide a line or curve based on specified lengths or percentages, and edit multipart features.
The COGO toolbar allows you to work with COoordinate GeOmetry. Coordinate geometry refers to directions or bearings, angles, and horizontal distances that generally came from a topographic survey and that describe a series of consecutive lines. Those lines can be straight lines or simple curves and are named as courses or 2-point line. A course has only two vertices. The survey measurements that describe the courses can be stored in a traverse file in the context of ArcGIS. From the topography point of view, a traverse is a classical method for a detail topographic survey of an area. In ArcGIS, in a closed traverse, the consecutive lines start from a known point and end at the same or another known point. In...
