Mapinfo had centroid problems before (in 5.0, 5.5) and I used to get around them
by converting polygon to polyline, then back to region. Convoluted, but that's
life.
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Ethan Hohneck wrote:
Good morning, good day, and for some
I use transparent (textured) fills for this kind of thing. There are a
couple that look like a solid color, but are in fact a dense dot fill giving
illusion of transparency. Of course, do not forget to turn "background"
off, or it will not work.
Sonya Nikolsky
JCH GeoInfo
3600 University Dr
Simplicity itself - as you are drawing your polyline and get to the edge of
the window, move your cursor outside window boundaries... the map will move to
cover your cursor. Do not click to avoid creating unnessessary nodes. Enjoy.
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Update the column where you want to store your data with the following:
Objectinfo(obj, 3)
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JCH GeoInfo
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Durham NC 27707
David Thibault wrote:
Hi all!
I have a MapInfo table which contains text element with no attached tabular
data. I
Well, can't help you with column headings, but you can get rid of these pesky grid
lines in browser by selecting your browser window and in toolbar under
"BrowseOptions" unchecking grid lines. You may pick a prettier typface/size by
keeping your browser window selected, and using toolbar
Yes there is a workaround - covert regions to polylines, then back to regions,
which for some reason puts centroids back in the center. Sucks, doesn't it?
"Stephen R. Riese" wrote:
Greetings,
I thought this would be a smaller problem than it is turning out to be.
There is a bug in the MI
You need to add "From" clause to your create statement,
create frame
Into Window FrontWindow()
(fx2 - 5.0,fy1+2.0) (fx2,fy1 + 17.0)
Title legenden_title
From Window MyLegendWinHandle
FillFrame On
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Sonya Nikolsky
Production Manager
A thing we did for a similar situation was the following:
1) Get a printer driver for your plotter, install it and set to print to file.
2) In MapInfo, set the plotter as your printer, set up your layout and print to a
file.
3)Hope you have a way to carry large files aroung (zip drive, CD
Oh I would love to know too, been curving by hand, like Christine...
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JCH GeoInfo
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Durham NC 27707
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Yes there is - update column where CentroidX(buffer)=CentroidX(point) and
CentroidY(buffer)=CenroidY(point). This way you are not confused by offcenter
points.
Tom Manson wrote:
Dear list,
I have buffers that I created around points. What I wish to do is place the
point ID onto the
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Well yes there is a simple way to do what you want. In a mapper window,
make your table editable, and select your 2 non-object records - put them
in a separate browser. Now pick (select) one of them, go to map, pick a
point-making tool (with a symbol that you like) and mark it where it belongs.
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It costs way more than it should (close to a thousand) but is quiet good,
once you have a few quirks figured out (for example, "promote topology"
actually keeps it the same and "maintain topology" changes lines to surfaces,
etc.). Can't compare it to Arcview, since I have no experience on that.
Dear listers:
Does anybody know how to translate .e00 files into something MapInfo can
read?
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Dear listers:
A client called with a problem: Legend Manager that comes with MI 5.5
totally refuses to create or deal with anything exept thematic legends.
Cartographic legends are totally not supported, as far as I can see.
What's up? It used to be able to handle them fine (client sais).
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Select YourColumns, Count(*) from YourTable where (some condition that they all pass)
group by Long,Lat into Selection
This assumes that your points have their coordinates in columns Long, Lat. If they
don't you will have to create columns and update them with CentroidX(), CentroidY().
You should save a copy of your table with bounds set. Export to Mid/Mif format, open
the .mif file in text editor, and edit the
coordsys line (see mapinfo help on setting bounds for projection systems).
Hope that helps.
Sincerely,
Sonya
Laith Wark wrote:
Dear Friends,
I am working with a
A lovely program called "TextPad" will do exactly what you want. You can
find it at http://www.textpad.com. It's shareware, so if you like you pay.
Sonya
JCH GeoInfo
"Ey, Benjamin" wrote:
Dear Listers,
Does anyone know of a way of replacing string sequences within multiple
files in one go.
Dear Agustin:
"Intersects" works very well with polylines. You may create a buffer
around your points, and write something like:
Select * from MyBuffer, Polylines where obj Intersects Polylines..Obj
into GonnaBeTransformed.
Also, polylines do so have centroids.
Sincerely,
Sonya
JCH GeoInfo
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Each record has RowID field though mapinfo doesn't, for some reason, tell
you so..
select where RowId100,000 should do you...
Sonya
JCH GeoInfo
Jonathan Stokes wrote:
Mornin All
(well that depends on the timezone but never mind...)
At the moment i'm trying to import MapInfo data into a slightly
Yep had that. Printer driver HP Deskjet 1000c for windows NT or Windows 98
(tried both). Had to work around the problem, using solid fills. Very
nasty.
Sonya
JCH GeoInfo
"Matt.Wilkie" wrote:
Hi All,
Has anybody else had problems printing patterns with v5.5?
If I select a sparse dotted
This is a little application I wrote to do this exact thing. It has table and
colum names hardcoded in it, so you may have to do a bit of tailoring (this one
finds the nearest doctor for each specialty per given patient). Also, you need a
lattitude and longitude for each customer...
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