Mr. SID uses a slightly different "world file". Here's the hack of
"TFWREAD.MB" that we use.
No promises ...
'* SDWRead.MB
'*A raster registration tool for opening Mr. Sid images using .SDW
files
'* (hacked from TFWRead.MB)
'*
'**
The following bit of code is something I use in MapBasic to get a list
of open tables (includes queries...) that I present as a choice list.
Perhaps it will inspire a way to find your layers. You'd need to know
the names of the two states tables; by default they would be STATES and
STATES_2 but yo
Is SQL Server with Access as a front end an option for you? Just an
idea. There aren't any desktop databases that I know of that will
handle volumes of the 2Gb+ size.
-Original Message-
From: Rob Whiteley [mailto:row@;lihir.com.pg]
Sent: Tuesday, October 22, 2002 4:11 PM
To: MapInfo-L
Will using an expression solve your problem? (The last item on the pick
list for label column). I often do something like
ColumnA + chr$(10) + ColumnB
Which will result in a label that lools like
FOO
BAR
As the chr$(10) inserts a newline into the label.
Sorry if this i
Correct ... I do it the other way because I sometimes use the function in
integrated mapping contexts where error trapping doesn't work (loosely
speaking).
-Original Message-
From: MAGS-Gerencia [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Thursday, May 30, 2002 2:45 PM
To: Cautley, Davi
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Function IsTableOpen(Byval TName as string) as logical
Dim l as Logical
Dim Ta
Careful, gang. Before we start slinging things at each other, we need to
get a little perspective about this topic.
There is no single, simple answer to what is or is not permitted, nor what
is ethically "right".
As I understand the rulings, you cannot copyright a fact. You can copyright
the p
Here's the PRJ line I use. This works for me.
"Oregon Lambert", 3, 74, 3, -120.5, 41.75, 43, 45.5, 1312335.958, 0
-Original Message-
From: Rood, Timothy [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Monday, March 25, 2002 2:54 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: MI-L MI-L: Oregon Troubles
Hello,
I a
Try this
TableCount = NumTables()
redim TableNames(TableCount+1)
Semi = ""
For LoopCount = 1 to TableCount
TableList = TableList + Semi + TableInfo(LoopCount, TAB_INFO_NAME)
TableNames(LoopCount+1) = TableInfo(LoopCount, TAB_INFO_NAME)
Semi = ";"
Next
TableNames(1) = "Sele
Be sure to read the chapter in the MapBasic manual on Integrated Mapping,
and also look at the samples that are installed under the MapBasic folder.
In our case, we have many functions in the MBX and we want to be able to
call them individually. The way we're doing it is to create a menu in the
M
Oh boy. You have a severe case of DLL hell... Which may or may not be the
cause of the page faults. But you need to sort out the DLLs first, in any
case.
This will not be a definitive analysis... This is off the top of my head.
These are my opinions (as a programmer) and informed by some conver
essBar feature.
To answer your question you can suppress all the other progress bars with
the command
Set ProgressBars { On | Off }
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From: Cameron Crum [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Wednesday, January 23, 2002 12:15 PM
To: Cautley, David/PDX
Subject: Re: MI-L SU
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I know I still owe y'all a summary on integrated mapping methods, but ... I
throw myself on your collective mercy.
There's always a "next hurdle", and mine is
Standard tools for this job are:
Microsoft Visio (top end edition with database capability)
ER/Win Now owned by Computer Associates, I think; used to
be Platinum Software
Rational Suite www.rational.com
I've used the first two. I'm currently using Visio because
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Is is possible to call a function inside a running MBX from Visual
Basic?
Consider the following simplified MBX:
What works for me is: Override the size of the Save Window As defaults to
some multiple of what you want the final image to be; then re-size it in the
target application. So, for example, you want a net 3" x 3" picture in a
powerpoint presentation. When you save the window, make the size of the
Here is a bit of code I use to solve this problem:
No warranties, of course !
' **
' A couple of utility functions to make MapBasic Life easier.
' dcOpenTable( Path, Name ) -- opens a table if it's not already ope
In the SQL Select window build a query...
Select * from WhatTable
Where not obj <=== this is the magic that tells you it's
not geocoded
It's useful to save this under a special name that you can remember
(otherwise it winds up being QueryN, where N is some number)
Then
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