There is no better summary then Eric's information.
We tried to avoid to double the amount of files we use and to change
over 150 wor's. I could not convince my colleague yesterday but by now
He is adopting all his little programs...
Thanks again to all who responded.
Christine
Dear List
I'm looking for recommendations for replacements to MapXtreme. I would like to
create a web mapping application but the MapInfo licensing is prohibitive.
Ideally, any alternative will be able to produce thematics and be able to bind
to an external database. I'm looking into the open
Hi Mats,
This information is stored in the .MAP file header. Look here:
H13C 4 1 Number of Symbol elements
H140 4 1 Number of Line elements
H144 4 1 Number of Region elements
H148 4 1 Number of Text elements
These are hexadecimals
Great !
Streange that has never been accessible from within MapBasic. I know that it was kind
of accessible using MapX where you could be told which objecttype was dominant.
Uffe, do you have an example of how to access these information from MapBasic ? I
guess it's pretty simeple if you have
To the person that wanted a cheaper/better alternative to MapXtreme, have a
look at
http://www.manifold.net/
Peter Horsbøll Møller [EMAIL PROTECTED]
01/09/2004 10:36
To:Uffe Kousgaard [EMAIL PROTECTED], Mapinfo-L
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
cc:
Subject:RE: MI-L Ang. MI-L Drawing
Hi Stuart -
Keep looking at MapServer ;-) It's possible to make thematic maps in
mapserver (It's actually the preferred method to make maps in MapServer).
If you are using Windows as your platform, then have a look at MS4W from
www.mapttools.org . It a preconfigured MapServer for Windows, that
Hi Peter,
Here is an example I just made:
dim numPoints as integer
dim numLines as integer
dim numRegions as integer
open file link.map for binary access read as #1
get #1,317,numPoints
get #1,321,numLines
get #1,325,numRegions
close file #1
print numPoints
print numLines
print numRegions
I
MapInfo .MAP files contain metadata that actually keeps a counts of lines
(2 point, polyline and arc), regions (regions, rects, ellipses), points
(and multipoints) and text. This metadata does not exist for server tables
unfortunately. This metadata in addition to the overall MBR of the data is
Hi,
When I use Universal Translator to convert a shapefile
to a MapInfo TAB
I receive an error if there's more than 16 fields (not
counting
the shape field).
After removing superfluous fields (so we have 16
fields or less) it
works perfectly.
Here is the error returned in the log file:
MapInfo
I heard that the incoming version of mapinfo will support more then 256 characters
fields. That may resolve this problem in the futur.
Anyone out there knows if that would fix it?
GH
-Original Message-
From: Mach Nife [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: September 1, 2004 09:17
To: [EMAIL
Dear list,
We need to create a unique index on Access tables using a statement in
the workspace. We currently have to manually run the SQL statement:
create unique index MI_ID on tblMILINK(RecordID) in the MapInfo DBMS
SQL runner every time a table (e.g. tblMILINK) is updated in Access, to
We already tried this but no code is displayed in the MapBasic window
when the 'create unique index' statement is executed in the MapInfo DBMS
SQL Runner.
-Original Message-
From: Cummings, Mike [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: 01 September 2004 15:38
To: Julian Balson
Subject: RE: MI-L
Hi everyone,
There is probably a very simple solution to my question, but I don't know it! I'm
trying to update a column in a table by matching 2 fields with another table with the
same 2 fields how do I do it?
Table Update Column seem to only allow me one fields to match... so I
I am getting the error Unable to initialize graph engine then I start MapInfo.
After clicking ok, MapInfo closes. I used to get this occasionally in the past but
now seems to be a permanent thing. Has anyone else experienced this?
Thanks,
Pat
Have you looked at Exponare yet?
We were given a demo recently, and it looks quite nice.
It was built on MapXtreme, so will be familiar.
I'd suggest a look.
Guy Corcoran
Data Management Technician
MWH NZ Ltd. (Christchurch)
Ph: (64-3) 343-8728
Mob: (64) 21 260-7326
Fax: (64-3) 366-7780
Susan,
This is a pain that MapInfo won't support multi column update queries, but
there is a workaround.
If you make a selection first:
Select * From TableA, TableB Where COl1=Col1 AND Col2=COl2 Into UpdateSet
Then use the table Update column command to update the query UpdateSet
with data from
The grass is always greener
If you have any sort of experience with MapX you will quickly discern the
limitations of the so-called MapX alternatives, including the pending
MapX.NET. We too have been looking around since evaluating and finding the
jump from MapX to MapX.NET will be neither
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