avoid bad surprises.
Jacques
Jacques PARIS
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For MapBasic questions see the J.Paris site at
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at my feet were about 30 cms and free of any
imperialism.
Jacques
Jacques PARIS
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I made it work the following way
Set NewAcct = right$(""+str$(OldAcct), 8)
Do not ask me why.
Jacques
Jacques PARIS
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code
uplifted to the MLC standards,... he should not hesitate getting in touch
with me. I will certainly find some time to "play" with it.
The MLC site is located at http://www.total.net/~jakesp/index.htm
Jacques
Jacques PARIS
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For MapInfo
t style font oldf
Of course, this solution works only for styles definitions. But I think it
could be extended to "time" variables without trouble. To what else?
With all my thanks to those who shared in my quest.
Jacques
Jacques PARIS
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mpty" names?.
There is no limit I could find specified for the number of button pads. Are
they included in the menu names list or do they have their own list?
Jacques
Jacques PARIS
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Is that a "fatal" problem with the generator of the files? Can such files be
translated in some way without "correcting" them before?
TIA
Jacques
Jacques PARIS
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http:
or "set map window frontwindow() Distance
Units "m" ", not with "set distance units "m" ") a smaller unit that will
guarantee that the readings will always be at that required "precision"
level. (ex: M instead of KM)
Jacques
Jacques PARIS
e-m
to do that.
Jacques
Jacques PARIS
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s with a non projected unbounded coordsys the
distance between 2 internal positions is of a 1/100 th of a degree (11
cms along the equator or a meridian), a shift of about 5 cms can be expected
(the point is dragged to a neighbouring position away from the line)
Jacques
Jacques PARIS
e-mail
Does anyone have any good doc on the e00 grid format? If no doc, then
personal experience on reading such a file may suffice.
I have experimented with the GrdTrans.exe (in the tools at directionsmag)
but it seems to return only zero values for z.
TIA
Jacques
Jacques PARIS
e-mail
I used once in the SQL requester that "where" condition
instr(1,Col_Name," ")>0
JP
Jacques PARIS
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For MapBasic q
gained for decoding it was only through
experimentation. Unnecessary to say that the program I have developed is and
will remain in the public domain.
If you are interested in that venture, drop me a line and I will send you a
zip file. No string attached but a fair feedback is expected.
Jacque
s can be opened with MB, (run
menu command 208) and its main parts also (rmc 210-217), I have not found a
reference to the find - options.
Jacques
Jacques PARIS
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http://www.total.net
It is called SKIMALL, has a doc about strategies to deal with "duplicates"
and is stamped for version 4. You will find it on
http://www.total.net/~rparis/gisproducts.htm
Jacques
Jacques PARIS
e-mail (>>>19.12.00) [EMAIL PROTECTED]
For MapInfo support, see the Paris PC Co
was created could give an idea, if it can be trusted?) then you will have
to correct any pen statement in your mif that contains the style value of 0.
Jacques
Jacques PARIS
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http://www.
Slight correction: ButtonPad master is on my other site, in the MLC project,
at
http://www.total.net/~jakesp/index.htm
Jacques
Jacques PARIS
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tool. (see
the ABC project pages at http://www.total.net/~jakesp/index.htm). Do other
tools exist that could be applied to other file types (e.g. wor)?
Thanks for your help.
Jacques
Jacques PARIS
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rsion and the "corrected" stamp version.
These considerations are important to those who are worried about backwards
compatibility of MI files (not just MBX, but also wor, tab, and which one
besides those?) when one knows that there has been a recent tendency by MI
to modify the &quo
e printed twice.
Is there a way to prevent that?
TIA
Jacques
Jacques PARIS
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For MapBasic questions see the J.Paris site at
http://www.tot
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indicate a change in direction (a curve?); but a change of direction is not
enough to define a "curved" portion; the intensity of the change must be
defined and only the user can specify it.
Jacques
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.
Jacques
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[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of Bill Thoen
Sent: April 23, 2001 1:30 PM
To: MapInfo-L
Subject: MI-L A Mapp
. Advise me please if you
have any trouble with it (I am convinced that beta is my middle name, I
cannot really go beyond it, always fixing or adding, never satisfied!)
Jacques PARIS
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uot;numbers" contain also letters (123A or 456bis) there will be
problems.
I really prefer this kind of puzzle!
Jacques PARIS
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inition requester. I
would be more than interested to be contradicted on this point.
A work around would be to add the original map as a new layer on top of the
thematic layer and force it to be displayed as "no fill" regions with the
line style you wish.
Jacques
Jacques PARIS
mailto:
to rework LayScale that is still well ahead of Scalebar (more
styles, more flexibility in the definitions, position independent of frames
...) with of course some drawbacks (do not work in a mapper, has only 7
types of distance unit...). This latest version is available in the MLC
section
Jac
uld thus be answered simply: a region with its
centroid outside one of the region's polygons does not exist in MI.
Jacques PARIS
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From: [EMAIL P
, the name
appears as a font but the sample is courier (the default when nothing is
found) and it is not listed in the symbol fonts.
Was it a problem with MI6.0 (no patch)? Where should I be looking for a
solution?
TIA
Jacques
Jacques PARIS
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Does anyone know where and how the MI icons for buttonpads are stored? They
do not seem to respect the rules for custom icons for the simple reason that
they are numbered sequentially while in a custom dll the numbers should be
all odd or all even.
Thanks for any clue.
Jacques PARIS
mailto
out
every "intervening" new statement. Pretty risky!
Jacques
Jacques PARIS
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[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of
a "no requester" solution has lead to the question: is this
behaviour (asking to save non existing objects) unavoidable? Or is it a
"semi"- bug? (MI checking only if the layer has been edited but not if there
are objects left on that layer)
All that with MI6.0
Jacques Paris
[EM
John,
You way is certainly more elegant and faster. I buy it. But it does not
prevent a requester to appear when trying to close the mapper.
Jacques Paris
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Gareth,
Thanks for such a clear summary. If every body was doing half as good as
you, the list will become even better for all.
Jacques Paris
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occur.
Whose fault is it? Createcircle() or Area()???
MI 6.0
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.
I will say it again, all my "productions" are on-going processes and are
subject to corrections, improvements and developments; I am just counting on
your feed back and contributions to keep the ball rolling.
Thanks to all
Jacques
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MapInf
s that if the x or the y (or both) of the
circle center is =0, this kind of result will occur.
Whose fault is it? Createcircle() or Area()???
MI 6.0
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My apologies to all. I am so fresh to the new site that I forgot the .com in
the address that should read
http://www.paris-pc-gis.com/mb_r/doc/doc_start.htm
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that area that will corroborate the observations
made by my French co-lister?
Any insight in this dual mode of storage and its consequences?
Jacques Paris
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empirical way I have used in one of my app (vusymb) was to ask the user
to position the upper right corner (outside) of the info window at the upper
right (inside) corner of the MI workspace. The app will then read the x,y
position of the info window and deduce
Jacques Paris
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the only solution left to you and you want more details, do not
hesitate calling me.
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of Weston,
Glenn
Sent: May 22, 2001 11:3
Put a zero in front only if one is required. There are 2 different Windows
definitions of the characters and the old 3-digit 133=a is not the most
recent 4-digit one Alt>0133=. but 33=033=0033=!
Oh! what the heck!
Jacques Paris
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n late summer. Ditto about my e-mail address that should be
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Iturralde
Sent: May 23, 2001 11:18 AM
To:
region or line hatchings.
To learn more about it and download the zip files, check the MLC_INI
Applications section of the MLC site at
http://www.paris-pc-gis.com/mlc/mlc_main_en.htm
Jacques Paris
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I have installed on the BETA page of our site a "Symbol Setting Changer" mbx
that allows the user to change one or more of the style settings of the
symbols contained in a selection, while keeping the other settings
unchanged.
These settings are size, shape and color; plus style for TTF and Custo
end sub
'
function allcols(inf as string,ncol as smallint) as string
dim i as smallint
dim a as string
a=""
for i=1 to ncol
a=a+"infil1.COL"+str$(i)+","
next
allcols=left$(a,len(a)-1)
end function
'=
Jacques Paris
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with specifying
the entire list of the columns of the desired table. Here is a small
function that would simplify the task. The calling program is larger than
the function!
Jacques Paris
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ic window. You will have to write a
MBX just for that.
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[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of Lorne Ketch
Sent: July 31, 2001 7:30 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sub
Setting is ME, MI6.0. Command line is "C:\program
files\mapinfo\professional\mapinfow.exe" "C:\program
files\mapinfo\professional\ptools\padmastr_stup.mbx"
Printed message is C:\program
files\mapinfo\professional\ptools\padmastr_pos.ini
TIA
Jacques Paris
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troidx(obj)+100,
centroidy(obj)+50,1000)
Incidentally, the set coordsys statement is required only if you enter
numbers as part of the x and y expressions.
Finally, the circles will be created with the style set for regions with a
tranparent fill or not, mainly with any line style you wish.
Jac
it, at least with me.
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I am looking for the specifications of the .TAB file, and particularly to
the "statements" that could be included in it. As an example, is it possible
to add the equivalent of a "set map... Layer... Zoom (miniz,maxiz)"?
Jacques Paris
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ustom tool handler.
Jacques Paris
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[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of Wohlgemuth,
David Remi Francois (David)
Sent: August 20, 2001 05:27
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Divide the value for one millimeter by the length of the unit in
millimeters.
A chain = 66 feet = 66 * 12 * 25.4 = 20116.8 mm
Parameter would be 111319933.8/20116.8 = 5533.68
Jacques Paris
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e(1)
(first and only created). If you add a new thematic to the same table its
name > table_name(2). If you remove (1), the other remains (2) (a little bit
like the queries with their ever increasing ID)
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.
Accessible under "MLC INI applications" at
http://www.paris-pc-gis.com/mlc/mlc_main_en.htm
I take that opportunity to thanks all those who have contributed one way or
the other to my on-going projects. I hope you will continue showing your
interest and sharing your experience, and that ma
esults
run command "Run Program ""Notepad.exe"" & "" "+c+" "" "
Hoping this will stimulate more operationnal ideas.
Jacques Paris
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enclosed in quotes", wouldn't you have interpreted that as all the
restrictions we were warned about?
I expect to learn I am right and I already hate it. Any work around?
Jacques Paris
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As this a possible track to investigate and not a sure explanation, I would
appreciate confirmation of it.
Thanks
Jacques Paris
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laying them with no
border and add the chopped up border plines to regain the details. There may
be some tiny gaps, if you zoom c;soe enough.
I would rather have a greater number of objects with the original details
then fewer and coarser ones.
Jacques Paris
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love to hear your comments in that domain.
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WinNavig.mbx that can "flick" through all open mappers and browsers is part
of the MLC_INI applications available at
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Fr
mage is open.
ZoomLayr is an MLC_INI application in
http://www.paris-pc-gis.com/mlc/mlc_main_en.htm
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Pet
note "problem with call to GetDiskFreeSpaceEx"
end if
end sub
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Sent: Fe
, and I, are looking for is to be able to intervene in the
automatic procedure that MI uses when opening a raster file for fixing the
zoom layering bounds, or correcting in a "permanent" way those parameers.
Jacques Paris
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?
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put
eractively with the
MapBasic window, it is very easy to find if the selected object is the last
record; there will be only one line in the browser.
Awaiting for some good challenges.
Jacques Paris
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answer, except such a tool is required to
get the answer. I am still looking for a way to do it without outside
resources.
I am sure that there is something lurking in the shadows... Light, please
Jacques Paris
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That's it, I knew it was around, as simple as commandinfo(2) to get the
rowid of the selected object in its base table, or the rowid of the first
one (in the table order) if more than one are selected.
Spencer, where do you want the flowers to be delivered?
Jacques Paris
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le
order of all selected objects). After packing, rowids will be updated to
eliminate the "empty" records.
The question is how to interpret your "... if the selection has deleted rows
above it, they don't get counted"
Jacques Paris
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d be compensated by the
fact of having "real" labels if that is the aim.
In both cases, any change to the base table (graphic or data) may mean
redoing the entire operation.
All that to say that a conditional labelling tool would be more than
welcome.
Jacques Paris
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elected<<<
If more than one records are selected, commandinfo(2) will return the one
that was SELECTED LAST.
I was still working with the way "find query" works and expanded my
experience without checking properly my conclusions. My apologies to all and
my thanks to Peter.
Jacqu
"print
chr$(12)" that is drowned in ten+ lines of code just for getting the "Open
Book" icon operational. A click on it and it wipes clean the Message window.
This is an app that will never warrant a MultiLingual treatement. It comes
with its source code. I will keep it i
ier = 1
No displacement : xdisplacement, ydisplacement = 0
The four parameters are required.
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Sent: Septembe
principles should apply with
variations in relative alignment of the various frames.
Now, all that is pure abstraction, but the little tests I conducted indicate
that it is a potential way to build a solution.
Jacques Paris
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listed some ideas. As I have already sketched some
solutions, this tool is going to evolve fast, even faster if you react
quickly. Keep looking at the site to find its latest evolution.
Clip to Layout is installed in the Beta area at
http://www.paris-pc-gis.com/index.html
Jacques Paris
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.
In your case, I would use windowinfo(frontwindow(),15) that returns a string
with all the statements required for cloning the window. Scanning through it
to find SET MAP ... LAYER (right layer id) DISPLAY and read the following
word as OFF, GRAPHIC or GLOBAL
Cumbersome to code but executes in a jiff
I could not replicate this strange behavior with M) 6.0 and Windows 2000
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[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of David
Andrews
Sent: October 5, 2001
, MI will
create a "native" file .DAT (you do not have to export/import in MID/MIF to
do it). That dat file has a database structure (in fact it is essentially a
dbf file) that can support indexing (a txt file cannot). This is the
essential difference in the speed for creating thematic maps
This kind of tranformation as well as many others are described in details
in "Global operations on objects within MapInfo" that you will find in
http://www.paris-pc-gis.com/mb_r/doc/doc_start.htm
Jacques Paris
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If you just want RGB, why don't you use a "general" app such "WhatColor.exe"
by Hikaru Nakahara. If you register, the US$8.00 will be well spent
(http://order.kagi.com/cgi-bin/r1.cgi?QIF )
Download at http://www.hikarun.com/e/wcolors.htm
Jacques Paris
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the
design is exactly the same.
I would apprciate confirmation that there are indeed several bmp formats and
that MI does not recognize all of them.
Jacques Paris
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I believe that you will get a better output from the "Printest.zip" set of
tables David Berrian made available "long" time ago on
http://www.directionsmag.com/tools/
Load the Filtests.wor and print.
Jacques Paris
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for some useful graphiic file information.
Jacques Paris
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[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of Jacques
Paris
Sent: November 14, 2001 20:00
To
ecessary
fixing, and start again.
Jacques Paris
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[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of Isaacs,
James 9749
Sent: November 21, 2001 09:51
To: 'Paul Simpson'; &
to be proven wrong and find a
solution to this problem.
Jacques Paris
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Sent: November 26, 2001 00:06
To: [EMAIL
MapInfo 6.0
and 6.5."
Jacques Paris
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Sent: November 26, 2001 11:32
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Yesterday a message with only the attachment "Setup.Doc.Scr" was stripped by
my Outlook. The sender's address (somewhat ending in .it) was unknown when I
replied.
Jacques Paris
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ave a clue? I would appreciate finding an explanation to
something that has been bugging me for a long while.
Jacques Paris
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the MI/ME
coupling.
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Sent: October 12, 2001 06:00
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Subject: MI-L MapBasic Freeze
Hi Everyone,
It may be a problem of transcription but there is some thing strange in that
line:
False Easting: 274319.51 m (90,000 Gold Coast Feet)
with 1 Gold Coast foot = 0.3047997101815 m
Perhaps it is 900,000 Gold Coast feet?
Jacques Paris
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I have added quite recently Strings2Stripes.mbx that would create stripes
with widths proportionate to values of a column and based on lines or
polylines, to the BETA section of
www.paris-pc-gis.com/download.htm
Jacques Paris
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Do you mean that www.paris-pc-gis.com/download.htm does not work?
Skimall.mbx is in the PPCC section
jacques paris
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expecting much requests and I put it on the French page only; sorry
about it but I am sure you will find it.
Jacques Paris
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program becomes
a .EXE).
The question of the "distance" between a programming language and pure
machine language is quite beyond what I think the basic difference between
scripting and programming is in fact.
Jacques Paris
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(frontwindow(),
centroidx(obj), centroidy(obj))-1
Jacques Paris
PS I have had lots of problems some years
back writing a mosaics program because of left over splinters between objects
due to slight changes in geometry resulting from splits and erases. I am
wandering if the one-shot approach I mentioned
production tool, but as soon as I consider the conversion functions stabilized
(it all depends on you) I will make them available for reuse in your programs,
Thank you
Jacques Paris
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num_logic(1)*num_logic(2)*…
I would appreciate any comment on that issue and
proposed solution. TIA
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” operations (I
guess because the variable types are checked before the operation is carried
out and that nobody allowed for the logical type to be treated numerically)
It is one more example of the “niceties”
MapBasic contains that can documented only by experience.
Jacques Paris
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