"Bob Young - www.bydesignwales.demon.co.uk" wrote:
>
> Dear Tim and Tom
>
> Only snag with this approach is that "F1 Racer" and other strings with
> numbers in will comme back too.
>
> You could try where val(recString) > 0 as an alternative.
Hi Bob!
I believe that Val() only evaluates leadin
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Hello fellow Mappers
I am currently working on a project involving Highway Markers. What I
would like to know is whether there is a utility out there that can place a
predetermined about of points along a selected line. I have polyline that
represent highways and I would like to place a s
Hi Declan
Yes - you can do this with ObjectInfo. Not only will ObjectInfo tell you
what object type is, if the object type is text it will tell you what
the text is.
So you could use
Select where ObjectInfo(Obj,OBJ_INFO_TYPE) = OBJ_TYPE_TEXT into DECLAN
then
Update Table DECLAN
and set your
Dear Tim and Tom
Only snag with this approach is that "F1 Racer" and other strings with
numbers in will comme back too.
You could try where val(recString) > 0 as an alternative.
HTH!
Regards
Bob
In message <31519CDE0AFAD11182BF00805F85F95D8EF9F4@CS-EXCHANGE>, Timothy
Chinchen Cen-IT <[EMA
Dear Kris
No it is not. This is one of the areas where MapInfo is weak.
For any selection made all objects must be in the same table. You can
however write MapBasic code to achieve it but the coding is not simple.
You would need to duplicate objects into an additional table and
maintain a field
If you wish to use Table> Update Column and in the value column type:
ObjectInfo(obj,3)
The field will be updated to the text for that object.
You can get the same thing using this function in a select statement.
Rob.
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-Original Message-
From: Declan Troy [SMTP:[EMAIL PROTEC
Anne,
The Census itself provides counts by Socio-Economic Group (SEG). These are
as follows:
SEG 1 (Employers and managers in large establishments)
SEG 2 (Employers and managers in small establishments)
SEG 3 (Professional workers - self-employed)
SEG 4 (Professional workers - employees)
SEG 5.1
I want to rotate a custom symbol according to user's input.
How can I do that? Can I use true type font ? If yes, where can I find the tool
to create my own true type font ?
Thanks.
