one have a small dataset that demonstrates the interaction between
PocketTopo and Therion?
Bruce
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On 24.3.2009, at 20:07, Bruce Mutton wrote:
> I guess I'll have to convert letters to digits.
from therionbook p.21:
⢠station-names . adds given prefix/suffix to all
survey stations
in the current centreline. Saves some typing.
Hope it helps.
m.s.
On Tue, 2009-03-24 at 21:50 +1300, Bruce Mutton wrote:
> Hi there
>
> I have a Disto arriving hopefully in a few days, and looking ahead
> Iâve been tentatively trialling PocketTopo on my PC.
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>
hi,
also i have a distoX.
i am writing a program to use it with linux.
(the programs runs also o
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> The Export Therion format does not seem to produce data in a format similar
> to what Therion normally accepts â after the data it produces some form of
> co-ords separated into plan and elevation partitions. Most of the survey
> stations are converted to 10 digit numbers and all of the keywo
On 24 Mar 2009 at 10:02, Martin Luethi wrote:
> Bruce
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> Bruce Mutton writes:
> > I have a Disto arriving hopefully in a few days, and looking ahead
> I've been > tentatively trialling PocketTopo on my PC.
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> Disto / PocketTopo seems to get quite some traction here in
> Switzerland. I
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Bruce
Bruce Mutton writes:
> I have a Disto arriving hopefully in a few days, and looking ahead I've been
> tentatively trialling PocketTopo on my PC.
Disto / PocketTopo seems to get quite some traction here in Switzerland. I
never actually used that software, but I got some parts of a cavema
