Hi
with a bit off tcl we can do it all in just af couple of lines and one
function call
proc setTextSize {} {
set area [ FME_Execute Area ] ;
set size 3 ;
if {$area < 600 } {
set size 1
} elseif {$area < 5000 } {
set size 2
} ;
FME_SetAttribute fme_text_size $size ;
}
the above proc do what you want
you can implement it with the TCLCaller transformer, either by putting the
code in a *.tcl file or by putting the code on one line and the paste it
into the transformer
have fun
Peter Laulund,
National Survey and Cadastre, Denmark
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>Subject: [fme] Re: Attribute filtering in ranges
>Date: Mon, 10 Jul 2006 03:51:52 -0000
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> > True, but then there'd be no distinction between the < 600 and > 5000
> > classes. I was under the impression that such a distinction needed to
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> > Hans van der Maarel
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>Hans is right. I need 3 groups, but with only 2 testers this is not too
>much hassle.
>Anna
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