Hi Mike,
I guess it's so simple that you missed it:
Select * From stable Where ROWID = commandinfo(CMD_INFO_FIND_ROWID)
This will select this specific record and put it into the selection and so also
highlight it in all windows
Peter Horsbøll Møller
GIS Developer
Geographical Information IT
I saved a mapper window into BMP using Save Window command. I specified
the width and height (9.03661 X 5.90332 inch, 100 DPI). Why the dimensions
of the resulting bitmap are different (9.14 X 5.97 inch)? Is it a bug or
am I missing something?
The command used:
Save Window iWinID
As
Hi all,
I am using ObjectInfo() and StyleAttr to return the
foreground colours of a grid. Each grid is a different
colour and I want individual RGB values for EACH grid.
I get an RGB value such as 16777215 (supposed to be
white) and 255 (red) but when I code it into SVG for
display purposes it
Someone sent me a file of Petroleum permits, in MapInfo format, exported
from a third party application.
There is obviously a bug in the application as the exported files were named
permits..tab, permits..map, permits..id and permits..dat
The error being two dots instead of one (to separate the
Hi,
Sorry, forgot to add one question. Can I use Mapbasic
to extract information (colour) from a thematic layer?
if so, what is the best method?
Thanx,
Ben
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hello all,
I'm having trouble with a whole load of raster files.
All the tiles are georeferenced and next to each other in the right sequence but in
different files, how to I make them all one, as isn append rows to table function
for multiple tables.
any suggestions much appreciated,
I feel as if I've seen this before but I'm not finding what I'm looking for in the
list archives.
I'm doing some cluster mapping. I have X,Y coordinates and a radius which defines a
circular
scanning window for each cluster.
Isn't there a tool in MapInfo to draw a circle using X,Y and radius?
Maybe you are looking for the Buffer function
If you have your table (SCANNING) with coordinates and radius in 3 columns, let's call
them X, Y and RADIUS, and you have made your table mappable in the same projection as
your coordinates are stored in, you can use this:
1. Open the MapBasic
Group,
I was wondering if there is a way to put the Current Date into the layout
view. Thanks for any help.
Philip Lesnik
Research Systems Analyst, Market Research
General Growth Properties, Inc.
110 N. Wacker Drive BSC
One way to do this would be to add a frame on the layout of a map window
with any table labled with the CurDate() function.
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Here's an example for you:
'
Create Text
© 2004 COMPANY NAME HERE, All Rights Reserved. + FormatDate$(CurDate())
(7.4375,8.1174) (10.3722,8.2306)
Font (Arial,0,7,0)
Hi Philip,
Here is a little sub procedure which will give you today's date in
either french or english:
'*
' CREATE THE DATE EXPRESSION SUB PROCEDURE
'*
Sub
Group,
I'm getting an error when opening every workspace in MapInfo. The error
says: Variable uniquestringname already defined
Philip Lesnik
Research Systems Analyst, Market Research
General Growth Properties, Inc.
A workspace must have failed, preventing MapInfo from undimming the variable.
You can solve it by either closing MapInfo and starting a new session, or by opening
the MapBasic window and typing this following by hitting the Enter button:
Undim uniquestringname
HTH,
Peter Horsbøll Møller
GIS
Hi John/Listers
Can you do something similar to get the location and filename of the workspace?
Brian
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From: John Polasky [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, July 27, 2004 11:08 AM
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Subject: RE: MI-L Current Date into Layout
Hey people,
Does anyone know how to adjust mouse settings for MapInfo? Mine seems to
arbitrarily change. Specifically it's the scroll wheel. What I prefer is
that when I hold down the wheel and move the ball (I use a trackball) it
works the same as the grabber (pans). It seems to change on its
it's to do with your DPI settings.
it's been a long time since i learnt all that stuff, but basically DPI is
irrelevant for images for a display screen, all that matters is the number
of pixels. i think MI tries to fudge the figgers based on old-school
thinking, but in the end leave your
oh gawd. i remember futzing with maintaining colour consistency across
multiple packages (VB/office, web, MI...) ages ago. i can't remember
everything i did, but if you're using SVG then you might be best off
converting the colours to HEX.
the colour numbers don't properly correspond between VB
here's what i do to effectively display a catchment area based on an X/Y and
a radius:
insert into YourTable (obj) values (CreateCircle( locX , locY , Distance ) )
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From: Peter Horsbøll Møller [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
was any reasonably easy to implement resolution to this ever done?
prior to now, i've had my system setup so that it just dumps all of the
user's selected bus stops into a route description, and then it's left up to
the user to sort them.
however, if i'm able to do this with a clicking order,
I have a heap of version 1.00 tables - not sure of which version of MapInfo they were
created with.
I find that Manifold (another GIS) cannot read these old versions. However, if I open
these tables in MapInfo 4.5, and then do a save copy as, they are still saved as
1.00
files instead of the
There used to be a progam out there that would change the version of map
info tables. If you can't find it, let me know. I think I still have a copy
I could send.
Cameron
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