[MI-L] aux-files

2006-04-05 Thread Tako Brouwer



Hi there


I've got some tiff-files with aux-files (ArcGIS Auxiliary File for GIS Datasets, the internet 
says). I can't open these aux-files in Mapinfo 8.0
Does anyone know a possibility to open these files in Mapinfo?


Met vriendelijke groet, 


Tako Brouwer
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RE: [MI-L] aux-files

2006-04-05 Thread SCISOFT








Tako



I wouldnt think MI can make use of
the .aux directly, but it might be possible for you to extract the projection
info (its a bit like a world file - .tfw) 



You can get this sort of info by a quick
search of the ESRI knowledgebase: 



The .aux file contains any other information: 
-statistics, 
-color map, 
-world reference, 
-projection system(in case it can't be saved within the image file) 
-etc. 
When ArcGIS access the image for the first time, it can get this information
from other files (.hdr, .tfw, etc.). Then it generates the .aux. Next time the
image is read, it only read the .aux





The aux file is generated the first time ArcGIS access any image file.
It is a binary file used by ArcGIS to store ancillary information on the data,
such as the world coordinates, the spatial reference, the statistics, etc. The
world file is a text (hence editable) file to define the world coordinates and
resolution of the image. Note that once the .aux file is created, ArcGIS
doesn't use the world file anymore. If you change the world file manualy, then
you need to delete the .aux file before opening the image again in ArcGIS;
otherwise, ArcGIS would still read the world information in the .aux.



(Ive just grabbed a couple of
threads, as an example). 

IL Thomas
GeoSciSoft- Perth,
 Australia











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Hi there



I've got some tiff-files
with aux-files (ArcGIS Auxiliary File for GIS Datasets, the internet says). I
can't open these aux-files in Mapinfo 8.0

Does anyone know a
possibility to open these files in Mapinfo?



Met vriendelijke groet, 



Tako Brouwer

Bureau Natuurbalans/Limes
Divergens

adviesbureau voor natuur
 landschap

Postbus 31070

6503 CB Nijmegen

tel: 024 - 3528808

fax: 024 - 3540090

e-mail:
[EMAIL PROTECTED]






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[MI-L] Menus - swapping in and out

2006-04-05 Thread Terry McDonnell



Hi Listers

I have my own menu bar items 
set up but, for testing purposes, I've allowed the standard MI menus to stay up 
(so I can make GOOD use of them). Now I want to:

Replace the std MI menu with my 
own
When the user closes my app's 
window I want my menus to disappear and the std. MI menu to replace 
it.

This is because my users use 
native MI too and want to be able to simply revert to this.

Now I know all about usng the 
WinClosedHandler() to bring this about - at the moment I just 
disappear all my windows. What I'd like is to know a simple and efficient 
way of achieving the above. The Menu Bar Hide command doesn't specify 
WHICH menu to hide/show.

Is there some way of swapping 
menus in and out?

'ppreciate 
it

Terry 
McDonnell
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RE: [MI-L] Menus - swapping in and out

2006-04-05 Thread Peter Horsbøll Møller



Terry,

A few suggestions, but none completely safe ...

1. Restoring the standard MapInfo Pro menu bar:
 Create Menu Bar As 
Default 

This has the 
sideeffect that any 3rd part tools embedded in the menus, are gone/lost. I think 
what actually happens is, that
MapInfo reloads the 
MapInfow.mnu. You could then consider running the MapBasic applications again 
...

2. Hiding/removing your own menu:
Alter Menu BarRemove "TerrysMenu"

This will remove 
your menu from the Menu Bar, but not restore the default MapInfo Pro menu 
structure.
When you remove the 
menu, you don't destoy it, so you can easily add the menu again 
with:

Alter Menu BarAdd 
"TerrysMenu"
If you have 
embedded your own menus in other menus, you could use this 
syntax:
Alter 
MenuID1 Remove"TerrysMenu"

Unfortunately, you 
can't toggle between two menu bars ...

Peter Horsbøll Møller GIS 
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out

Hi Listers

I have my own menu bar items 
set up but, for testing purposes, I've allowed the standard MI menus to stay up 
(so I can make GOOD use of them). Now I want to:

Replace the std MI menu with my 
own
When the user closes my app's 
window I want my menus to disappear and the std. MI menu to replace 
it.

This is because my users use 
native MI too and want to be able to simply revert to this.

Now I know all about usng the 
WinClosedHandler() to bring this about - at the moment I just 
disappear all my windows. What I'd like is to know a simple and efficient 
way of achieving the above. The Menu Bar Hide command doesn't specify 
WHICH menu to hide/show.

Is there some way of swapping 
menus in and out?

'ppreciate 
it

Terry 
McDonnell
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RE: [MI-L] Menus - swapping in and out

2006-04-05 Thread Terry McDonnell
Title: Message



Thanks, Greg

This is what 
I was hoping to avoid.

Terry


From: Driver, Greg 9434 
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: 05 April 2006 
14:00To: Terry McDonnellSubject: RE: [MI-L] Menus - 
swapping in and out

Terry,

As 
you're only allowed one menu bar I think you'd have to use the Alter Menu Bar 
commands to remove all the standard MapInfo ones and then use Create Menu Bar to 
add your custom ones.Likewise, when your app is closed you'd use the Alter 
Menu Bar command toremove your custom items and Create Menu Bar to 
re-instate the MapInfo standard ones. The Menu Bar Show/Hide command 
simply shows or hides the menu bar, rather than altering/removing 
it.

HTH
Greg Driver 
System 
Administrator Applications Support ICT NOT PROTECTIVELY MARKED 

  
  -Original Message-From: Terry McDonnell 
  [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: 05 April 2006 
  13:02To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]Subject: [MI-L] Menus - swapping 
  in and out
  Hi 
Listers
  
  I have my own menu bar items 
  set up but, for testing purposes, I've allowed the standard MI menus to stay 
  up (so I can make GOOD use of them). Now I want to:
  
  Replace the std MI menu with 
  my own
  When the user closes my app's 
  window I want my menus to disappear and the std. MI menu to replace 
  it.
  
  This is because my users use 
  native MI too and want to be able to simply revert to 
this.
  
  Now I know all about usng the 
  WinClosedHandler() to bring this about - at the moment I just 
  disappear all my windows. What I'd like is to know a simple and 
  efficient way of achieving the above. The Menu Bar Hide command doesn't 
  specify WHICH menu to hide/show.
  
  Is there some way of swapping 
  menus in and out?
  
  'ppreciate 
  it
  
  Terry 
  McDonnell
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[MI-L] Display of direction arrows on line segments

2006-04-05 Thread Greg de Laborde
HI
how do i change the style (arrow type and color) of the direction indicatior on a line segment?
thanks
g
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