Hi Giuseppe,
> Hi all,
> this would sound strange, but it would be useful if people have to add
> "blocks" (geometries) on a workbench.
> To explain what I mean I give a sample:
>
> a) I have a layer of points with their own attributes. These points
> represents, for instance, wells and the attri
Guiseppe,
So what you want is to produce a new layer which contains copies of a
"template" geometry, each one centred at a point of another layer, and
carrying the attributes of those points?
You can do this now using JEQL.
http://tsusiatsoftware.net/jeql/main.html
Martin
Giuseppe Aruta wrot
Hi all,
this would sound strange, but it would be useful if people have to add "blocks"
(geometries) on a workbench.
To explain what I mean I give a sample:
a) I have a layer of points with their own attributes. These points represents,
for instance, wells and the attributes are the owners, the
