MI-L Exporting symbol in MIPRO

[Michel Van Asten]

Hi

I have a layer with an "hard coded thematic"... 

Is it possible to extract the textual representation of each distinct symbol 
via a query ? ... something like this :

select symbol(obj), feattyp from MYLAYER GROUP BY featyp

Regards,

Michel Van Asten
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RE: MI-L Exporting symbol in MIPRO

[Peter Horsbøll Møller]

Yes, and you were close ;-)

Select Str$(ObjectInfo(obj, 2)) "STYLE",  feattyp from MYLAYER GROUP BY featyp

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From: Michel Van Asten [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] 
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Subject: MI-L Exporting symbol in MIPRO


Hi

I have a layer with an "hard coded thematic"... 

Is it possible to extract the textual representation of each distinct symbol 
via a query ? ... something like this :

select symbol(obj), feattyp from MYLAYER GROUP BY featyp

Regards,

Michel Van Asten
Projections SA



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MI-L Mapsource

[akhmad]

Hi All,
Anybody have unlock code Map for Mapsource 6.

Thank's


Madces


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RE: MI-L Exporting symbol in MIPRO

[Michel Van Asten]

Thanks.. It works ;-)

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Objet : RE: MI-L Exporting symbol in MIPRO


Yes, and you were close ;-)

Select Str$(ObjectInfo(obj, 2)) "STYLE",  feattyp from MYLAYER GROUP BY featyp

Peter Horsbøll Møller
GIS Developer, MTM
Geographical Information & IT
 
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From: Michel Van Asten [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] 
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To: MapInfo-L@lists.directionsmag.com
Subject: MI-L Exporting symbol in MIPRO


Hi

I have a layer with an "hard coded thematic"... 

Is it possible to extract the textual representation of each distinct symbol 
via a query ? ... something like this :

select symbol(obj), feattyp from MYLAYER GROUP BY featyp

Regards,

Michel Van Asten
Projections SA



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RE: MI-L Table joins - with duplicates

[Milo van der Linden]

Hi,


So you want to match one single record of the parcels to an owner? Even if
the owner has two or more parcels you just want one connected directly? This
is possible, but then you need a criteria to join upon, for instance
parcel=primary parcel with the restriction that an owner can have only a
single primary parcel or max(area) to connect the biggest parcel. Please let
MI-L know if you have such a join criteria in mind. You could also build a
loop construction with Mapbasic programming to join the lot plan numbers for
instance as "Cindy Grey" "1/1234;2/43566"

Kind regards,

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Subject: MI-L Table joins - with duplicates

Hi listers, 

 

I have two tables.  One contains a single list of all property owners (table
A) , each is unique, the other contains a list of all properties of which
some owners own more than one and although the parcel details are unique the
column containing the owners name contains duplicates ( Table B).  What im
trying to do is to update table A with the property details from table B
where my owners name is the same, and so effectively taking information from
each record where an owners name matches and updating a single field with
these details.  

 

Is this possible?

 

Eg 

 

Table A

 

Owner   Lot Plan

 

Jerry Smith

Cindy Grey

 

 

Table B

 

 

Lot PlanOwner

 

1/1234  Cindy Grey

2/43566 Cindy Grey

2/789453   Jerry Smith

4/3782  Jerry Smith

 

 

The joined table would look like this

 

Owner

 

Jerry Smith2/789453, 4/3782

Cindy Grey1/1234, 2/43566 

 

 

Thanks

 

Carolyn 

 

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Re: MI-L NonOverlapping Rings

[Uffe Kousgaard]

In the tool manager in mapinfo there is a tool called "concentric ring 
buffers". Perhaps that is what you are looking for?


Otherwise you can use the mapbasic window and type:

set coordsys mytable
Update mytable set obj=createcircle(centroidx(obj),centroidy(obj),radius)

where radius is a column in your table or a constant. Make a copy of your 
table first!


Regards
Uffe

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I'm looking for a MapBasic sub procedure or function that can create 
nonoverlapping rings around a list of points.  Ideally, the function would 
take a table or array of points and create a table of nonoverlapping rings 
or buffers around the points.

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MI-L Spatialware and SQL server 2000 SP4

[Ole Gregor]

Hi

I'm running Spatialware on SQL server 2000 on a Win2000 server.

A present with SP3a and we are planning to apply the new SQL server SP4,
but there has been rumors about problems with this new service pack in
combination with Spatialware

Is there any known problems ?

Ole Gregor,
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RE: MI-L Exporting symbol in MIPRO

[Michel Van Asten]

Just a last question...

I Try to reapply the symbology to another layer... Now I already add a 
"SYMBOLINFO" column to my other layer with the textual representation

I wonder if its possible to apply those style to each object ?

Kind regards,

Michel Van Asten
 

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De : Peter Horsbøll Møller [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Envoyé : vendredi 5 août 2005 9:26
À : Michel Van Asten; MapInfo-L@lists.directionsmag.com
Objet : RE: MI-L Exporting symbol in MIPRO


Yes, and you were close ;-)

Select Str$(ObjectInfo(obj, 2)) "STYLE",  feattyp from MYLAYER GROUP BY featyp

Peter Horsbøll Møller
GIS Developer, MTM
Geographical Information & IT
 
COWI A/S
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From: Michel Van Asten [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] 
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To: MapInfo-L@lists.directionsmag.com
Subject: MI-L Exporting symbol in MIPRO


Hi

I have a layer with an "hard coded thematic"... 

Is it possible to extract the textual representation of each distinct symbol 
via a query ? ... something like this :

select symbol(obj), feattyp from MYLAYER GROUP BY featyp

Regards,

Michel Van Asten
Projections SA



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MI-L Thematic Map with Arrows

[Possberg, Hendrik]

Dear List,
 
I am looking for a way to create a specific type of thematic Map with Mapinfo.
I do not know the correct name of this type of maps but want to describe what I 
mean.
I have some polygons representing cities and now I want to show the migration 
movements between these cities.
This should be done with arrows. The thickness of these arrows should vary 
according to the value of migration.
 
My Questions:
 
What is the name of this thematic map?
Is this possible with Mapinfo ? (7.8 is available)
Does anybody know a MBX which produces these maps?
If not, does anybody have an idea what should be done to write an Application 
for MI. (Mapbasic Available)
 
 
Thanks in Advance.
 
 
Hendrik Poßberg
Manager Geodaten
 
microm Micromarketing - Systeme und Consult GmbH
 
Hellersbergstr. 14
41460 Neuss
 
Tel:  02131/109-751
Fax: 02131/109-777
email: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
 
www.microm-online.de  
 
 

MI-L Réf. : MI-L Thematic Map with Arrows

[christiane . roh]

Yes, it's named flow charts.

There is a free little Mbasic porgram doing that.  I'm very gratefull to 
this list for passing me this info, so I pass it further. 

The program is named Arrows. Its a free utility.

You'll have to provide a table with origin and destination, then the 
corresponding flow. The program will add a new layer containing the 
arrows. You can then use these arrows in order to make a thematic maps, 
coloring the arrows to your liking (for example depending upon the 
characteristic of the migrants.. or the type of transport used in the case 
of dayly commuters..). 
You can play with several parameters in order to calibrate your arrows and 
their shapes. It's based on trial and errors.. some choices will give 
better results than others, but it allows many different options. One 
noyous thing is that there are no automated legends. So you have to add 
fake origins and destination in order to get a legend as well. But it 
works.  It allows you to offset the arrow in order to draw bi-directional 
flows. 

You can download this MBX program from there 
http://www.paris-pc-gis.com/externes/Files_from_other_origins.htm
The direct shortcut is : 
http://www.paris-pc-gis.com/externes/extern/Arrow40.zip

Cheers 

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"Possberg, Hendrik" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
05.08.2005 10:21
 
Pour :  "Mapinfo-List (E-Mail)" 

cc : 
Objet : MI-L Thematic Map with Arrows


Dear List,
 
I am looking for a way to create a specific type of thematic Map with 
Mapinfo.
I do not know the correct name of this type of maps but want to describe 
what I mean.
I have some polygons representing cities and now I want to show the 
migration movements between these cities.
This should be done with arrows. The thickness of these arrows should vary 
according to the value of migration.
 
My Questions:
 
What is the name of this thematic map?
Is this possible with Mapinfo ? (7.8 is available)
Does anybody know a MBX which produces these maps?
If not, does anybody have an idea what should be done to write an 
Application for MI. (Mapbasic Available)
 
 
Thanks in Advance.
 
 
Hendrik Poßberg
Manager Geodaten
 
microm Micromarketing - Systeme und Consult GmbH
 
Hellersbergstr. 14
41460 Neuss
 
Tel:  02131/109-751
Fax: 02131/109-777
email: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
 
www.microm-online.de  
 
 

Re: MI-L Thematic Map with Arrows

[Uffe Kousgaard]

Hello Hendrik,

I don't think you can do this as a thematic map, but you can do it in 
mapbasic, by setting the width of all lines in points instead of pixels. 
Pixels only allow the value 1-7, while points is a value from 0.1 to 203.7 
in 0.1 steps. You just have to set up an expression based on your migration 
that results in a proper value for the widths.


You will probably have to loop through all objects to do this or define your 
own function and use that in the "update" command.


Regards
Uffe

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From: "Possberg, Hendrik" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>

To: "Mapinfo-List (E-Mail)" 
Sent: Friday, August 05, 2005 10:21 AM
Subject: MI-L Thematic Map with Arrows


Dear List,

I am looking for a way to create a specific type of thematic Map with 
Mapinfo.
I do not know the correct name of this type of maps but want to describe 
what I mean.
I have some polygons representing cities and now I want to show the 
migration movements between these cities.
This should be done with arrows. The thickness of these arrows should vary 
according to the value of migration.


My Questions:

What is the name of this thematic map?
Is this possible with Mapinfo ? (7.8 is available)
Does anybody know a MBX which produces these maps?
If not, does anybody have an idea what should be done to write an 
Application for MI. (Mapbasic Available)



Thanks in Advance.


Hendrik Poßberg
Manager Geodaten

microm Micromarketing - Systeme und Consult GmbH

Hellersbergstr. 14
41460 Neuss

Tel:  02131/109-751
Fax: 02131/109-777
email: [EMAIL PROTECTED]

www.microm-online.de 




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Re: MI-L Spatialware and SQL server 2000 SP4

[Lars V. Nielsen \(Hvenegaard\)]

Hi Ole,

We've just installed SP4, and there is a serious problem we're trying to
address. We're finding that the below statement that has worked up until SP4
now renders point at 0,0:

UPDATE myTable SET sw_geometry = ' ST_Point('+CAST(Easting as
varchar(25))+','+CAST(Northing as varchar(25))+')'

I've verified that the insert + update trigger is defined on myTable, and
has verified that the sw_geometry values are not null. They're supposedly
valid point object, that render fine but with an invalid placement.

I've extracted the trigger content. It must be somewhere in the shown loop
that the error occur, but I can't determine whether it's the
master..xp_table_trigger (SpW extended sp) or in the UPDATE that errs:

-
FETCH NEXT FROM spatialtable_iu_cur INTO @spatialtable_iu_key
WHILE (@@FETCH_STATUS = 0)
BEGIN
EXEC master..xp_table_trigger '[GIS].[dbo].[myTable]', '[sw_member]',
'[sw_geometry]', '[MYDB].[dbo].[myTable#25t19]', @spatialtable_iu_key

UPDATE [MYDB].[dbo].[myTable] SET [sw_geometry] = a.spatialvalue FROM
[MYDB].[dbo].[myTable#25t19] AS a
WHERE [MYDB].[dbo].[myTable].[sw_member] = @spatialtable_iu_key
  AND a.keyvalue = @spatialtable_iu_key

DELETE FROM [MYDB].[dbo].[myTable#25t19] WHERE keyvalue =
@spatialtable_iu_key

FETCH NEXT FROM spatialtable_iu_cur INTO @spatialtable_iu_key
END
--

I was prompted to backup the master and msdb databases after the SP4
install, so it may be the changes in the master database that's causing the
problem.

We're running SpW 4.5, but as I remember you're running 4.8, so it doesn't
look like a version dependent problem in SpW.

I would recommend to not install SP4 before this problem has been solved.

Best regards / Med venlig hilsen
Lars V. Nielsen

Hvenegaard A/S
Rugaardsvej 55, DK-5000 Odense C
Denmark
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To: 
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Hi

I'm running Spatialware on SQL server 2000 on a Win2000 server.

A present with SP3a and we are planning to apply the new SQL server SP4,
but there has been rumors about problems with this new service pack in
combination with Spatialware

Is there any known problems ?

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Udviklingskonsulent i Miljø og Teknik
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Re: MI-L Thematic Map with Arrows

[Uffe Kousgaard]

Hello Hendrik,

I have created a small application doing this (Christine's arrow40 tool
doesn't come with source code):

include "mapbasic.def"

declare function UpdateWidth(byval Mobj as object, byval Mwidth as float) as
object

function UpdateWidth(byval Mobj as object, byval Mwidth as float) as object
dim NewPen as Pen
NewPen = ObjectInfo(Mobj, OBJ_INFO_PEN)
NewPen =
makepen(Mwidth*10+10,styleattr(NewPen,PEN_PATTERN),styleattr(NewPen,PEN_COLOR))
Alter Object Mobj Info OBJ_INFO_PEN, NewPen
UpdateWidth=Mobj
end function

' width is a field in the table with a value from 0.1 to 203.7 points
update mytable set obj=UpdateWidth(obj,width)

Thanks to Peter Horsbøll Møller for reminding me to include "byval" in the 
function declaration.


Kind regards

Uffe Kousgaard
www.routeware.dk


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To: "Mapinfo-List (E-Mail)" 
Sent: Friday, August 05, 2005 10:21 AM
Subject: MI-L Thematic Map with Arrows


Dear List,

I am looking for a way to create a specific type of thematic Map with
Mapinfo.
I do not know the correct name of this type of maps but want to describe
what I mean.
I have some polygons representing cities and now I want to show the
migration movements between these cities.
This should be done with arrows. The thickness of these arrows should vary
according to the value of migration.

My Questions:

What is the name of this thematic map?
Is this possible with Mapinfo ? (7.8 is available)
Does anybody know a MBX which produces these maps?
If not, does anybody have an idea what should be done to write an
Application for MI. (Mapbasic Available)


Thanks in Advance.


Hendrik Poßberg
Manager Geodaten

microm Micromarketing - Systeme und Consult GmbH

Hellersbergstr. 14
41460 Neuss

Tel:  02131/109-751
Fax: 02131/109-777
email: [EMAIL PROTECTED]

www.microm-online.de 




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MI-L Query Find function in MapInfo with Oracle Spatial tables

[Vinesh Govind]

MapInfo Users

We are using MapInfo Pro. to access Oracle Spatial tables.

One of our users has pointed out to me that they cannot use the Query /
Find function when using Oracle Spatial tables.

Is this a common problem and is this something our DBA can do to rectify
this problem.

The Query / Find function works perfectly with MapInfo tables in their
native format.

Any solutions or suggestions would be useful.

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MI-L ObjectGeography () function

[Gamiz Ribelles, Sergi (Regsa)]

Hi list,
 I've used ObjectGeography (table.obj, {3|4}) function in order to get X,Y end 
coordinates of polylines objects; it returns the right coordinates in Long/Lat 
format, but I need them in my current projection. How can I convert Long/Lat 
into UTM31Nmeters; is there any function or tool outthere? (NOT using MapBasic, 
only with MIpro7 and 7.5)

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MI-L Recovering a workspace

[Driver, Greg 9434]

Hi,

I've inadvertently overwritten a workspace and I was wondering if anyone
could recommend a tool to try and recover it?  Is it possible to do this in
the first place?

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RE: MI-L Query Find function in MapInfo with Oracle Spatial tables

[Peter Horsbøll Møller]

This is a known "feature".

You can use the find function on Oracle Spatial Tables, if you use 
linked/download instead of Live access. With linked tables you can add an index 
on columns.
The problem is that MapInfo needs a index on the table to search and MapInfo 
can't use the Oracle index for this

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Subject: MI-L Query Find function in MapInfo with Oracle Spatial tables



MapInfo Users

We are using MapInfo Pro. to access Oracle Spatial tables.

One of our users has pointed out to me that they cannot use the Query / Find 
function when using Oracle Spatial tables.

Is this a common problem and is this something our DBA can do to rectify this 
problem.

The Query / Find function works perfectly with MapInfo tables in their native 
format.

Any solutions or suggestions would be useful.

Thanks.

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Re: MI-L Recovering a workspace

[Mats Elfström]

Hi Greg!

That was most unfortunate. As you may be aware, a work space is no more
than a text file, a script, and MapInfo keeps no knowledge of previous or
current workspaces once they are processed.
So you must resort to your current backup routines, or some external tool
for file recovery. Since the new file has overwritten the previous file,
the 'waste basket' is of no use.
This will not help you now, but to protect important workspaces, I use to
set their read-only attribute, or, in a shared environment, assign only
read rigths in the shared workspace folder to common users.
Another tip, to avoid accidental destruction of workspaces, is to save a
newly opened wor file at once under a temporary name or location. Thus, a
hasty Save will not hit the original file.

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From: "Driver, Greg 9434" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Date: 08/05/2005 12:56PM
Subject: MI-L Recovering a workspace

Hi,

I've inadvertently overwritten a workspace and I was wondering if anyone
could recommend a tool to try and recover it?  Is it possible to do this in
the first place?

Greg.


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Re: MI-L Unable to update table error

[Claudia Ortiz]

Hi there!
No, Jorge. I have got that same error a few times and the files are in
the hard disk of my computer.
Claudia Ortiz.


On 8/3/05, Jorge Gil <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Listers,
> 
> We sometimes get this error: "Unable to update table . Operation
> cancelled." when saving tables, either by clicking the save button or
> accepting to save while packing a table. The error window only has an OK
> button and after clicking it some data in the table disappears, not
> necessarily the latest data added!
> It happens in different computers and with different tables, so it's not
> a software installation or table specific problem. It also happens quite
> randomly making it very difficult to test for a cause.
> 
> I've seen this problem mentioned in the list before but with no 100%
> conclusion. Does anyone in the mean time have an explanation for this?
> 
> I'm thinking that it might be a network problem as all these tables
> reside in a shared network drive. Could a network access delay cause
> MapInfo to fail to save the tables?
> 
> Thanks in advance,
> Jorge
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RE: MI-L ObjectGeography () function

[Milo van der Linden]

Open a mapbasic window in MapInfo.
Enter 
"set coordsys table MyTable" and press enter, the calculation coordsys will
be set to the tables coordsys
"set coordsys window frontwindow()" and press enter, the calculation
coordsys will be set to the mapwindows coordsys

Now redo the function you mentioned. This time the coordinate system will be
correctly interpreted.

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-Original Message-
From: Gamiz Ribelles, Sergi (Regsa) [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] 
Sent: vrijdag 5 augustus 2005 12:38
To: Mapinfo-list (E-mail)
Subject: MI-L ObjectGeography () function

Hi list,
 I've used ObjectGeography (table.obj, {3|4}) function in order to get X,Y
end coordinates of polylines objects; it returns the right coordinates in
Long/Lat format, but I need them in my current projection. How can I convert
Long/Lat into UTM31Nmeters; is there any function or tool outthere? (NOT
using MapBasic, only with MIpro7 and 7.5)

Thank you
Sergi

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MI-L MIPro versions - index versions - Find function

[szisz]

Hi Listers,

I've got some loosely connected questions/problems with MI and indexed 
.tab versions.



   Try to explain the problem:

There is 2 version of MI in use (6.5 and 5.0).
To use the "Query/Find ..." function the tabs are indexed with 6.5 - 
Find works fine.

Using the same dataset Find on 5.0 works erroneously -
   (the first character is OK, but the second is wrong)
- so reindexing with 5.0 - Find works fine.
... but then 6.5 with same dataset ...
... and than 5.0 again ...  ;-(


   My second problem is case sensitivity in searches.

Find in 5.0 seems case insensitive whilst in 6.5 case sensitive (it may 
be a "feature", but because it makes work harder users don't see like this).

Is there a method to swith case sensitivity off in MI 6.5?


   And finally the third one:

How can I make "standard" .tabs suitable for Excel DataMap (so that I 
can import them with Datainst.exe /including searchable attribute data/)



Thxalot in advance 4 any ideas!
szisz


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RE: MI-L Recovering a workspace

[Woody Woodruff]

If you happen to be on a Novel network, check with your administrator, I
have recovered old tables through server admin processes.

William "Woody" Woodruff
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-Original Message-
From: Driver, Greg 9434 [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, August 05, 2005 6:56 AM
To: MapInfo-L (MapInfo Gurus)
Subject: MI-L Recovering a workspace


Hi,

I've inadvertently overwritten a workspace and I was wondering if anyone
could recommend a tool to try and recover it?  Is it possible to do this in
the first place?

Greg.


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RE: MI-L ObjectGeography () function

[Woody Woodruff]

Set your Session projection to desired one via Options>Preference>Map
Window.  Do this BEFORE you run the objgeography update, since changing the
session projection doesn't convert existing data.


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-Original Message-
From: Gamiz Ribelles, Sergi (Regsa) [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, August 05, 2005 6:38 AM
To: Mapinfo-list (E-mail)
Subject: MI-L ObjectGeography () function


Hi list,
 I've used ObjectGeography (table.obj, {3|4}) function in order to get X,Y
end coordinates of polylines objects; it returns the right coordinates in
Long/Lat format, but I need them in my current projection. How can I convert
Long/Lat into UTM31Nmeters; is there any function or tool outthere? (NOT
using MapBasic, only with MIpro7 and 7.5)

Thank you
Sergi

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