Hello all,
An easy qestion.
How do I count up or (select without boundary tool) the number of objects within a
buffer, since it isn't a seperate table ?
Thanks very much
Elliot Tinton
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made me discover an "interesting" feature with your query. It seems that the
truncation of decimals occurs with the VAL() function. It is what I
did
dim a a string
a=123.45678
print val(a)
result 123.457
print
format$(val(a),"#.#")
result123.457
dim i as float
i=123.45678
print
Hello Jacques,
The problem you have observed is due to these lines:
dim a as string
a=123.45678
You're asking MI/MB to perform an implicit cast and this seems to be the
cause of the decimal rounding. Replacing the assignment with a more
type-friendly form...
a="123.45678"
... solves the
The problem is that you should have wrapped 123.45678 in quotes
when you assigned it to 'a'. In this lazy modern world of variant
data types, you really need to explicitly declare types when
assigning variables, or else instead of crashing with an overflow
or underflow, this particular compiler
And then there's the "nerd" Bill Gates...
John Haynes wrote:
Putting the World in Perspective
Finally...the answer to the eternal question "Is it better to
be a jock or a nerd?":
Michael Jordan makes over $300,000 a game. That equals $10,000
...
Actually, this page you referenced is going to go away soon in
favor of
http://www.directionsmag.com/tools/. It is no longer being
maintained while the new Tools directory is now fully operational
and always up-to-date. I've left the old link up while we made
the transition, but it's slated for
Can anyone recommend a source for Canadian demographic and transportation
(comparable to enhanced Tiger) data. Quality is more important than price.
Thanks,
Bill...
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I have a lot of land use polygons which have the lakes stamped into them
(they are holes in the polygons). Does anyone know of a easy way of removing
the lakes so that my polygons are solid without any holes ?
Any help wwould be appreciated.
Larry Nolan
St. John's, Newfoundland, Canada
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