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ee.Geometry.MultiLineString.edgesAreGeodesics
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The edgesAreGeodesics() method checks if the edges of a geometry are geodesics on a spherical Earth model.
It returns true if edges are geodesics and false if they are straight lines in the projection.
The method is applied to a MultiLineString geometry object and returns a Boolean value.
Returns true if the geometry edges, if any, are geodesics along a spherical model of the earth; if false, any edges are straight lines in the projection.
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