RE: [MI-L] break polyline feature

2006-04-12 Thread Peter Horsbøll Møller



Hi,

MapInfo 8.0 has a function called 'Break Polyline at node' (translated 
from danish, so bear with me). This lets you break a selected polyline at a 
selected node.

If you don't have MapInfo 8.0, you can here find a tool called 
Splitter.mbx that will allow you to split a selected polyline in an existing 
node:
ftp://ftp.kampsax-gis.dk/pub/tools/

I'm not sure if 
this freeware version also supports splitting a polyline where there is no node, 
but you can try it.

HTH,
Peter 
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Llewellyn, DavidSent: Wednesday, April 12, 2006 2:43 
AMTo: gregCc: 
MapInfo-L@lists.directionsmag.comSubject: RE: [MI-L] break polyline 
feature


Hi 
Greg,

Another approach might 
be to use ‘Objects/Overlay Nodes’ rather than polyline split. Then you can add 
nodes to the polyline(s) at the required intersection points.
This will mean that 
the original polyline remains as a single feature, but you will be able to 
‘snap’ to that polyline wherever there is a node (you can make the nodes visible 
using the ‘Display Options’ for the layer in the Layer Control 
dialog).

You can also then use 
‘Polyline Split at Node’ to break the original polyline into separate features 
at the nodes you have added, if that is what you need.

Actually, I’ve often 
thought that MapInfo should include a ‘Parcelise’ function such as is found in 
some other systems that allows you to take a linear network and split it into 
separate connecting line segments wherever there are intersections. Perhaps 
others know of some such tool for MapInfo?

Cheers
David

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Message-From: greg 
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Wednesday, 
12 April 2006 4:21 
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feature


HI

i have a MI user who needs to break a poly 
line feature to add new connections to that feature. currently they make 
the poly line the target, then draw a line in the cosmetic layer intersecting 
the polyline, select the new line then use object polyline split. 




this however draws a block around the new 
line and breaks the poly line in more than one place - the user then has to 
combine all the bits of the poly line



is there a better way to do 
this?



thanks

greg

  
  
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RE: [MI-L] break polyline feature

2006-04-11 Thread Llewellyn, David








Hi Greg,



Another approach might be to use Objects/Overlay
Nodes rather than polyline split. Then you can add nodes to the polyline(s)
at the required intersection points.

This will mean that the original polyline
remains as a single feature, but you will be able to snap to that
polyline wherever there is a node (you can make the nodes visible using the Display
Options for the layer in the Layer Control dialog).



You can also then use Polyline
Split at Node to break the original polyline into separate features at
the nodes you have added, if that is what you need.



Actually, Ive often thought that
MapInfo should include a Parcelise function such as is found in
some other systems that allows you to take a linear network and split it into
separate connecting line segments wherever there are intersections. Perhaps
others know of some such tool for MapInfo?



Cheers

David



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From: greg
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 12 April 2006 4:21
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HI





i have a MI user who
needs to break a poly line feature to add new connections to that
feature. currently they make the poly line the target, then draw a line
in the cosmetic layer intersecting the polyline, select the new line then use
object polyline split. 











this however draws a
block around the new line and breaks the poly line in more than one place - the
user then has to combine all the bits of the poly line











is there a better way to
do this?











thanks





greg









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