Add 2D coordinate comparison option to Modify interaction #15911
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Updated the `equals` function in `coordinate.js` to support a `compare2D` parameter, enabling comparison of 2D coordinates only. Exposed the `compare2D` option in the Modify interaction, allowing coordinate comparisons to be limited to the first two dimensions when needed. This update allows users to perform purely planar modifications without considering the z-coordinate or other dimensions. The default behavior remains unchanged, ensuring backward compatibility.
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Updated the
equalsfunction incoordinate.jsto support acompare2Dparameter, enabling comparison of 2D coordinates only. Exposed thecompare2Doption in the Modify interaction, allowing coordinate comparisons to be limited to the first two dimensions when needed.This update allows users to perform purely planar modifications without considering the z-coordinate or other dimensions. The default behavior remains unchanged, ensuring backward compatibility.