Pancho/Francois,
I think the easiest thing is to save a workspace, alter the table structure,
then close all and restore the workspace. A simple MBX could be written to
automate this.
Hope this helps,
Chris Perry
Systems Development CoOrdinator
Parks Victoria
Melbourne, Australia
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-----Original Message-----
From: Francois Molle [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Wednesday, 19 January 2000 1:36
To: MAPINFO-L
Subject: MI MB : get the layer back with former settings after modifying
structure
Hi all
It is sometimes necessary to create a variable in a table in order to
store some information generated by a subroutine.
Altering the table structure closes the table. How can we restore it (in
the case, of course, several layers are opened in the same windows) with
its former position AND display settings ? I am aware that these
parameters are available through different functions but it is a real
burden of loops and variables to determine them. Is there a direct and
easy way to do it ?
With my anticipated thanks
Pancho
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