Vedr: MI batch generation

2000-05-03 Thread pel


Hi Erich

This is from the FME-l email group:

As you know, you can list:

_COORDINATE_SYSTEM $(SourceCoordSys)
_COORDINATE_SYSTEM $(DestCoordSys)
<
ftp://ftp.safe.com/fme/ you can download the documentation to
FME (and UT) here you can find out more about how to define coordiantsystem
etc.

Peter





"Eric Frost / HR and Associates, Inc." <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> -
2000 05 02 20:22:29

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Vedrørende:MI batch generation





Hi GIS-ers:

I'm trying to do a command-line conversion with the Universal Translator,
it
seems to work fine like this:

L:\HRAGiS\Tools\imut generate Shape MapInfo m:\streets\shape
street_convert.fme
L:\HRAGIS\Tools\imut street_convert.fme --SourceDataset m:\streets\shape
--DestDataset m:\streets\mitab

Except! How do I specify a coordinate system?? It comes in as Non-Earth and
I
need to specify Lat/Lon NAD 83...

Or, is there a better tool to do this?

Thanks a bunch in advance! I will summarize.

Eric







Hi GIS-ers:
 
I'm trying to do a command-line conversion with the 
Universal Translator, it
seems to work fine like this:
 
L:\HRAGiS\Tools\imut generate Shape MapInfo 
m:\streets\shape street_convert.fmeL:\HRAGIS\Tools\imut street_convert.fme 
--SourceDataset m:\streets\shape --DestDataset m:\streets\mitab
 
Except! How do I specify a coordinate system?? It 
comes in as Non-Earth and I
need to specify Lat/Lon NAD 83...
 
Or, is there a better tool to do this?
 
Thanks a bunch in advance! I will 
summarize.
 
Eric
 
 



MI batch generation

2000-05-02 Thread Eric Frost / HR and Associates, Inc.



Hi GIS-ers:
 
I'm trying to do a command-line conversion with the 
Universal Translator, it
seems to work fine like this:
 
L:\HRAGiS\Tools\imut generate Shape MapInfo 
m:\streets\shape street_convert.fmeL:\HRAGIS\Tools\imut street_convert.fme 
--SourceDataset m:\streets\shape --DestDataset m:\streets\mitab
 
Except! How do I specify a coordinate system?? It 
comes in as Non-Earth and I
need to specify Lat/Lon NAD 83...
 
Or, is there a better tool to do this?
 
Thanks a bunch in advance! I will 
summarize.
 
Eric