G'day List,
I have used Bill Thoen's MI2SVG.mbx v 1.0 and getting a result which has
been stretched along the horizontal axis (or squashed along the vertical
axis - depends which part of the earth your sitting in!).
I have used the DBxGeomatics evaluation of SVG MapMaker alongside with
MI2SV
Darrin,
I take it the complex piece of code is not in mapBasic? If it is you can
call any subroutine with paramters by using the ByVal reference. Sub
YourSubProcedure(ByVal input1 as String, input2 As String)
I have run mapbasic programs from the command line from VB by writing an
ini file
You need add a sentence Update Table for each row in table that you
modify
Example
Dim objText As Object
Dim numIdRow as Integer
'If You table have a one record
Do While Not EOT(MyTable)
objText= MyTable.Obj
numIdRow = MyTable.RowId
Alter object objText
I
Hi,
Beginner question
.
Can anybody tell me whats wrong with this?
The selection is a text object in a Layout
Dim objText As object
objText = selection.obj
Note objectinfo(objText, OBJ_INFO_TEXTSTRING)
Alter object objText
Info OBJ_INFO_TEXTSTRING ,"whatever"
When I run thi
Hello Philip,
When a file is specified as Longitude/Latitude only, with no datum listed like
your example, Longitude/Latitude (NAD83), it means that the datum is undefined.
If you know the source of your data you may be able to trace back the original
datum that the data was based on. If not,
Group,
Quick question about projections with MapInfo. We have some tables with
the projection of "Longitude/Latitude" under the Category
"Longitude/Latitude" and then some with "Longitude/Latitude (NAD83)". Is
there a difference and if so, how large. 10 feet?
thanks
Does anyone know of a method to import Streets and Trips .est files into
MI?
Thanks in advance.
Thanks is that i was seeking.
-Mensaje original-
De: Jorge Gil [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Enviado el: jueves, 14 de abril de 2005 11:49
Para: S. Esteban Rodríguez; Mapinfo-L
Asunto: RE: MI-L bidimensional variable
The straight answer is no.
But taking on from Peter's suggestions you ca
On Mon, 18 Apr 2005, Darrin Clement wrote:
> Is there a way to call such a subroutine (procedure), while passing the
> input parameters, from the command line? Maybe using switches or something?
> For example:
>
> Run testprogram.mbx /subroutine1(input1,input2)
No, you can't do that. But you ca
Dale,
Have you heard of our new extension for MapInfo Professional that addresses
this issue specifically? It is our Transformer Extension that brings the
referencing and reprojection power of our coordinate conversion technology into
MapInfo Pro. It brings in an advanced automatic reproject
I have created some views in Oracle and am viewing them in MapInfo. The view
that i have created in Oracle encompasses the whole of wales and some of
englands data. However when i display it in MapInfo i want to be able to open
the view in MapInfo where it displays only a 1km area, of that entir
I have created some views in Oracle and am viewing them in MapInfo. The view
that i have created in Oracle encompasses the whole of wales and some of
englands data. However when i display it in MapInfo i want to be able to open
the view in MapInfo where it displays only a 1km area, of that enti
Hello,
We have a complex piece of code that generates a button pad. When the user
then selects a button, it calls the appropriate subroutine procedure which
then prompts for a few input parameters.
Is there a way to call such a subroutine (procedure), while passing the
input parameters, from th
Hi Jan,
Seems to me that you need to limit the number of displayed slices intelligently
rather than make pies with 300 slices. Probably
using an app.
I'm sure I ain't getting any benefit out of a pie chart with 300+ slices. Not
to mention finding appropriate colors to distinguish
them all with.
Hello,
I am trying to come round the following known limitations of
Mapinfo/Mapbasic:
1) Max number of columns in a table = 255
2) Max number of fields in a pie chart = 30
My challenge is that the information I want to display in thematic maps
consists of far more than 255 information fields/col
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