Hi Peter,
I have a method using the FindWindow API that works for a batch file but
with anything more complicated (e.g a VB program with events etc) it's not
that good due to the two applications demanding processing power. However if
you are just running a batch file it might work for you.
The
Hello Listers
We are trying to source some MapInfo data for Delhi. Any information would be welcome.
Many thanks in advance.
Darryl Beresford
CDR Group
www.cdrgroup.co.uk
Tel: 01433 621 282
Fax: 01433 621 292
I currently
trying to put in a column with 45 rows in a text box in a map window in
MapInfo
The system is
only allowing me to place 10 rows. Anyone know how to increase the size
limit of the text box?
Michelle
This
I do not know if their maps are in a MapInfo format but an e-mail was sent out by
East View Cartographic (http://www.cartographic.com/specials.asp) touting their
extensive Indian Map Data collection. One of the blurbs stated that they recently
acquired India City Guide Maps which are claimed to be
MessageCharlote
I've had similiar problem with other applications. You might try your veiw
properties.
1.. Double click My Computer
2.. Click Tools and select Folder Options
3.. Click the View tab
4.. Place a dot beside Show hidden files and folders
5.. Click OK
Scott Daugherty
Title: Message
Thanks
for your suggestion Scott. I have given a go but I still get the same error
messages.
Charlotte
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Sure David,
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'Returnerer TRUE hvis vindue WinID findes...
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Function WINGetWindowID(ByVal szWinName As
As suggested by several listers, I just needed to set my CoordSys as follows
and it corrected the problem. Thanks everyone!!
Set CoordSys Table [mapname] enter
Update [mapname] Set obj = CreatePoint (CentroidX(obj), CentroidY(obj))
enter
-Original Message-
From: Michael Smith
Peters code is a really nice generic solution - the alternative is to trap
the Window ID as you open it using FrontWindow().
-Original Message-
From: Peter Horsbll Mller [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tue 16/03/2004 14:33
To: Eagle, David A; [EMAIL
March 16 , 2003
(EAST LANSING, MI) -- Today, at the MapWorld User Forum in New York City,
Mapping Solutions LLC announced the release of version 2.0 of its flagship
product, Map-In-A-Box for MapInfo Professional. This new release includes
street-level routing and proximity analysis harnessing
Hi,
I am using SQL Select to sum object lengths. The selection table has
one column from the base table and one derived column. The derived column
is specified as Sum(ObjectLen(obj,ft))
I get this error: Could not fetch object from the current row, argument
ObjectLen
The query
Hello All,
Is anyone aware of an MBX the will calculate the total miles, for
multiple selections, of road segments? I hope I asked that question
correctly.
TIA
Marty
O.K.
I tried using the table name with the expression for the ObjectLen function
as Terry McDonnell suggested..got the same result.
Then I checked to see if these are in fact polylines as Bill Thoen
suggested. All of the lines where selected meaning none are polylines. I
even reversed
str$(obj) for a polyline returns Polyline, not Pline.
In addition, there is a line object type for which str$(obj)
returns line.
You can use either of the two expressions below to search for
rows that are neither lines nor polylines:
not (str$(obj)=any (line, polyline))
instr(1,str$(obj),line)
OK as a follow-up to my earlier post about selecting records into a new
table in MapBasic, how can I delete the selected records in the original
table? I'm using the 'commit to' command to create a new table with the
selected records and then I want to delete the same records from the
original
Hello Ryan,
The easist is to not store the selected records in a new table. Then you
can do it like this:
select * from mytable where . into tmp
delete from tmp
Done :-)
If you have to save as a new table, you need a unique ID to link the new
table back to the base table.
Kind regards
Anyone know of a source (free or otherwise) where I could find the entire
Japanese national map grid (aka mesh)
Thanks,
Ross Wootton
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Thank you for all of your replys,
The command I was looking for was, Delete from selection.
-Original Message-
From: Ryan Morgan, Aerials Express [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, March 16, 2004 2:53 PM
To: MapInfo-L
Subject: MI-L Deleting records in MapBasic
OK as a follow-up
Dominic,
In your email, you asked for a less looping method than that of your code, which has
a high performance cost. Below, I've adapted a segment of your code to include the API
function Sleep which causes the code to suspend operation for a period of time.
Within a loop, this function can
Hi Again,
For now I have worked around the problem by writing a Delphi test
application (MapInfo will run if I select run without debug). I would still
like to know what this problem is...
I now have a very simple way of getting an attribute from my SQL Server,
without using ODBC (but it is
Hi Phil,
.NET DLLs will work with Win32 applications, but you must have the .NET
framework installed. But I think the problem I am having with the debugger
may have something to do with MapInfo being a Win32 application.
Cheers Ian
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From: Phil Waight [mailto:[EMAIL
Ian
Perhaps you're correct in guessing that the .NET debugger can't 'step into'
the MapInfo compiled code (but, can do so for the DLL when it's compiled
under .NET). But can't you compile the Delphi DLL without any calls to the
.NET framework? Or is the .NET functionality an important part of your
Hi Ian,
We can write our project without using the .NET framework (in Delphi 7) and
it will work fine, but from what I have seen you cannot compile a Delphi 8
project without attaching some part of the .NET framework. I would guess
that MS Visual Studio .NET would be the same. In Delphi 8 you
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