As far as remember I think you can use the seamless manager to complete the
entire task.

The seamless manager can be use to create "regions" around open raster files
and insert the name of the raster table into this seamless table.

When you have created the seamless table you can open the TAB file in a text
editor and remove the "Seamless setting" and the table will behave as a
normal table.

HTH, 
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-----Original Message-----
From: CRISP, Paul -Syntegra UK
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: 21-01-03 17:16
Subject: RE: MI-L Updating a grid with tile names

David - 

I think you'll need a program though someone may give you a SQL that
does it
at one go.

Loop all the open ECW tables OR open them in turn

Use the TableInfo function - get the min/max x/y of each table and the
table
name into variables

(If you want to do this through the MapBasic window or a workspace the
defines are

Define TAB_INFO_TABFILE                 19
Define TAB_INFO_MINX                    20
Define TAB_INFO_MINY                    21
Define TAB_INFO_MAXX                    22
Define TAB_INFO_MAXY                    23)

Calculate the mean x and y from the max ones to get your centre point,
then
select the grid square that contains this point - update your selection
with
your filename string, commit, repeat

HTH

Paul Crisp

Syntegra
Innovation Place Delta Bank Road Newcastle NE11 9DJ
Tel 0191 461 4522 Fax 0191 460 1987


-----Original Message-----
From: Eagle, David A [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: 21 January 2003 15:35
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: MI-L Updating a grid with tile names


Listers,

I have a large number of ECW compressed imagery files which I have
opened
within MI. I have created a grid into which each tile fits. The next
step is
to update each region that makes up the grid with the file name of each
tile
that falls within. Does anyone have any possible solutions before I go
down
the path of marrying up coordinates with a bit of fiddling with text
files
and excel?

TIA, Dave



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