Mr. Balasch,
 
All the gridding methods require DAT inputs. These are logical interfaces to data and we have implemented only 2 that gridding methods use: XYZ (text files) and Databases. To allow VV's to be the source of gridding operations, a new DAT would have to be written. Unfortunately, since creating a DAT requires access to our source code, they are only built by Geosoft R&D or Geosoft Custom Services.
 
Roger Amorim
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From: Aaron Balasch [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: January 10, 2001 10:56 AM
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Subject: [gxnet]: Random Gridding

Hi all,
 
I'm developing a GX where I need to create a grid image. I looked at Run_RGRD(); and found that the syntx is Run_RGRD(Rangrid, InDat, OutDat) where InDat is a data object that points to the X, Y, and Z data contained in channels of  a database. I was wondering if anyone knows how I can create a data object that points to X, Y, and Z data contained in VV's rather than a Database? It seems to me to be more efficient than having to create a database, copy tthe VV's to the database, do the Run_RGRD(), and delete the database(since I won't be needing the database again).
 
 
Aaron Balasch
Sky Hunter Technologies Inc.
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Calgary, Alberta T3C 0K1
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