I guess you in MapInfo when you are trying to pull the raster path. There you can run
a
print tableinfo("MYTABLE",19) this returns only the tab path not the raster path. If
you know the raster type you can swap the tab extension to sid or what ever type of
your raster. If you donsen't know the raster extension you will just have to try all
raster extension with a FileExists function in MapBasic or some place else.
Mvh. | Regards
Jakob Lanstorp
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From: Jay C Russell [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thu 10/21/2004 20:39
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: MI-L Path to raster from TAB file?
Is there any way to pull out the actual path to a raster file from its
associated TAB file?
Here is an example of the TAB file format, but I would like to avoid having
to parse this file to get the path setting.
!Table:
!Version 300
!Charset WindowsLatin1
Definition Table
File "\\gistest\Aerials\2002 AERIALS\77xx\7757.SID"
Type "RASTER"
(3453298.2761889999 ,721699.24370300001) (0,0) Label "Pt 1.1" ,
(3453299.2761889999 ,721699.24370300001) (1,0) Label "Pt 1.2" ,
(3453298.2761889999 ,721698.24370300001) (0,1) Label "Pt 1.3" ,
(3453398.2761889999 ,721599.24370300001) (100,100) Label "Pt 2.1" ,
(3453398.2761889999 ,721699.24370300001) (100,0) Label "Pt 2.2" ,
(3453298.2761889999 ,721599.24370300001) (0,100) Label "Pt 2.3" ,
(3453498.2761889999 ,721499.24370300001) (200,200) Label "Pt 3.1" ,
(3453498.2761889999 ,721699.24370300001) (200,0) Label "Pt 3.2" ,
(3453298.2761889999 ,721499.24370300001) (0,200) Label "Pt 3.3"
CoordSys Earth Projection 3, 62, "survey ft", -99, 27.8333333333,
28.3833333333, 30.2833333333, 2000000, 0 Bounds (-221554461.125,
-185747019.928) (225554461.125, 261361902.322)
Units "survey ft"
Thanks in advance,
Jay Russell
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