I assume you want to do this in MapBasic?
Use the ShowWindow API function.
Declare Function ShowWindow Lib "User32" (ByVal hwnd as Long, ByVal
nCmdShow as Long)
hwnd = window handle; use GetForegroundWindow or GetActiveWindow API
calls...
nCmdShow:
SW_HIDE = 0
SW_MAXIMIZE = 3
SW_MINIMIZE = 6
You need to move one Point object in the Points collection of the Part
object of the Parts collection of the Feature object. In other words, your
code might look something like this:
ftrMyLine.Parts(1).Points(2).Set nNewX, nNewY
ftrMyLine.Update
Good luck
Jeff James
Vice President
Sage
Points(2).Set x2, y2
ftr.Update
Next
Regards,
- Ara BR -
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From: Jeff James [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: 'GTS' [EMAIL PROTECTED]; Mapinfo-L [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, August 18, 2000 7:26 PM
Subject: RE: MI Help me to move a node in MapX 3.5.1
You need to m
Try using the Overlay nodes command first or the intersects command, you
could even return the section inside the radius with the overlap function
and then find the end node of the segment.
hope this helps
Mark Pollard
Senior Consultant Information Services
DRYDEN TECHNOLOGIES
Ph:61 (2)
Hello Dara-
1) The correct spelling for it is "Nunavut"
2) To the best of my knowledge, they are both NT - all addresses I have
seen within Nunavut carry NT as their descriptor. I could be wrong but I
have not seen any other code.
Lindsay Giles
Senior GIS Analyst
AXYS Environmental
According to my sources
1) Nunavut is correct
2) NU is the abbreviation
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From: Lindsay Giles [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Tuesday, July 25, 2000 12:13 PM
To: 'Thompson, Dara L. (RyTull)'; 'MapInfo-L'
Subject: RE: MI Help with Canadian Provincial Abbreviations
Dara,
Take a look at this web site from Canada Post.
http://www.canadapost.ca/CPC2/addrm/addrguide/prov_symbols.html
Danny Heuman
Senior Director, Custom Research
Compusearch Inc.
Toronto, Ontario
Tel: 416-348-9180
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From: Thompson, Dara L. (RyTull) [SMTP:[EMAIL
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From: John Chioles [SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Tuesday, July 25, 2000 11:47 AM
To: 'Lindsay Giles'; 'Thompson, Dara L. (RyTull)'; 'MapInfo-L'
Subject:RE: MI Help with Canadian Provincial Abbreviations
According to my sources
1) Nunavut is correct
2) NU is the abbreviation
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Subject: RE: MI Help with Canadian Provincial Abbreviations
According to my sources
1) Nunavut is correct
2) NU is the abbreviation
-Original Message-
From: Lindsay Giles [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Tuesday, July 25, 2000 12:13 PM
To: 'Thompson, Dara L. (RyTull)'; 'MapInfo-L
Chioles" [EMAIL PROTECTED], on 2000-07-25 03:12 PM:
According to my sources
1) Nunavut is correct
2) NU is the abbreviation
-Original Message-
From: Lindsay Giles [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Tuesday, July 25, 2000 12:13 PM
To: 'Thompson, Dara L. (RyTull)'; 'MapInfo-L'
Subject: RE: MI
Hello!
I'm from Canada and Nunavut was supposed to be NU but then someone at Canada
Post taught some french canadian would have been greatly offended by NU
which could mean Nude (nue) in french. So Nunavut was NT, some Inuit were
not happy about that position so when the story came out, every
Hi Jack -
Have you tried this:
Set Coordsys Table "KnownPositions"
instead of setting the coordsys from the window? If the projection of the
window doesn't match the projection of the table into which you are
inserting the point, the point may well be off the map.
Cheers,
Lindsay Giles
I endorse the "left handed mouse" approach. I'm right handed. Two years
ago I was suffering from RSI in my right arm, then I broke my arm badly. I
was forced to switch my mouse to my left hand, and have never switched back.
I no longer suffer RSI in my right arm.
One additional point: I kept
Vicky Higgins wrote:
Has anyone used, or know of any, alternatives to a mouse?
Hi Vicky!
For several years, I have been using trackballs from Logitech.
Using a trackball (an inverted mouse so to say) enables you to place
your hand and forearm in the most comfortable way, you will not need
I did help someone cure her "mouse (=tennis) elbow" some time ago by simply
showing her how to use the right mouse button; she was using a large size
monitor and doing a lot of map editing via regular menus, hence constant
long pointer moves.
But as the "short cut" menus are somewhat limited, we
Vicky,
I am so glad that I did not miss your post.
Yes, you are not the only one who has problems with using a mouse and
nerve/hand problems. There are several of us out there and everyone I
know who has this problem has just happened to put some serious time
into MapInfo especially with
Title: RE: MI HELP!
I like Jacques suggestion about creating an mbx that modifies the MI menus, but there is an easier way. Just edit the MAPINFOW.MNU file with a text editor. Those with only the most rudimentary understanding of MapBasic will not have a problem rearranging the commands. 80
Hi!
I've been using MapInfo for 4 years and I have developed same problems as
you.
My remedies are:
1 Like Jaques suggested I have a customised mbx so I can reach common
commands from the keyboard. Today I have rewritten the MapInfo mnu-file
instead. Helps a lot and it also makes you much
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-Original Message-
From: Mark Knudsen [SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Wednesday, June 14, 2000 9:34 PM
To: 'Vicky Higgins'; [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: RE: MI HELP!
Vicky,
Sorry to hear about yo
a good preventative. So, move some water with your wrist and arms and
they'll grow stronger---just don't wreck your shoulder doing it!
Tim Rood
Ravenna Planning Associates
Seattle, WA
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From: Lindsay Giles [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: RE: MI HELP!
Date: Thursday, June 15
I'm afraid I deleted the suggestion about switching the mouse to the left
hand, but a big thanks to whoever it was. My right wrist and hand have been
bugging me for months, so I tried the switch this morning and it works
great. It's amazing how quickly you can get used to mousing with your left
Vicky,
Sorry to hear about your problem.
I am not being facetious, but I would suggest to everyone who suffers from hand/wrist
problems when mousing to try switching hands. It is amazing that we use our right (or
left) hands for something like using the mouse simply because we are right
Perhaps if you defined the steps you took to get all your points plotted on
one spot, I can answer better.
Create points, Centroid X, then Centroid Y should place them accurately for
you.
Are you certain that all your rows are coordinates of differing values? (A
simple mistake that can have
Jackie,
You might check to make sure that the longitude is the Centroid X, and
latitude is Cenroid Y. Reversing them creates havoc in the coverage! Short
of that, double checking the format of the lat longs would be my next step.
Fran Peck
Peoria Unified School District
6330 W Thunderbird Rd
:403-750-7671
Fax:403-269-5245
Visit our web site at http://www.axys.net
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From: Tony Elson [SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Thursday, May 25, 2000 7:38 PM
To: xiaoping gong; [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject:Re: MI Help!!! how to translate Arc/Info GRID
+AD4- Hello, there
+AD4-
+AD4- I have a Arc/Info Grid image which is a fold of files and I'd like to be
+AD4- used in MapInfo as either Grid layer or Vector layer. I have tried
+AD4- ArcLink but it seems ArcLink does not support GRID format. It simply
+AD4- skips the GRD section in +ACo-.E00
I had the exact same problem with a pie chart a couple of weeks ago (and
actually did not find any solution to it); would you please forward any
solution to me as well.
Thanks in advance.
_
Claude Lavoie
Service du soutien à la clientèle
Direction
Stephen
At 11:54 PM 3/10/00 -0500, you wrote:
Greetings,
And just when I thought I was getting the hang of MB/MI. When I compile my
code, MB now compiles it as a .MBO file. I don't know why it does that --
it was compiling fine (i.e., .MBX) before.
Then, all of a sudden, it
starts compiling
Stephen,
A very common reason for this is that you probably have written code that
refers to a sub that is declared but not actually present. As an example,
the following:
Declare Sub MAIN
Declare Sub DUH
Sub MAIN
Call DUH
End Sub
---will compile as an MBO. DUH is declared, but not written.
I understand Mapinfo's "propress" will help with this process.
Catch is the price
Gabor
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From: Wyzard [SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Tuesday, March 07, 2000 2:39 PM
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Subject:MI Help with Printer Speed/Size Issues...
I am running
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por mas que intento, no puedo registrarme y me sale un mensaje de error de
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Hi Brian,
You could use the ROWID function.
label the objects with the ROWID (use the expression option and type in
ROWID)
print the map
I tried using a 'select rowid "ID", col1, col2... from mytable' to get a
numbered list but it didn't work so here is a work around: (someone may be
able to
Hello Tim,
What a familiar problem.
We had a similar experience building an E sized geological map for Yemen.
This was a couple of years back, but what we did was to create an EPS file
as you have. We then imported the EPS into Corel Draw as an interpreted
Postscript. This creates vectors
How
about opening up multiple copies of your polygon table (you may have to rename
them) and create separate thematic maps showing different "themes". You can then
play with the order of the layers to show it in the clearest
way.
Jack
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I would experiment with the update column command (Table Update column).
Choose the table to update as being the polygon table,
the table to get the data from as the site coverage;
the join criteria as being where the object in the polygon table contains
the object of the sites table
Have you considered presenting your data as histograms (numbers of each
butterfly species) at the centroid of each polygon with the polygon theme
(outlines only, no fill) as a background?
Peter Wainwright, LGL Limited
9768 Second St. Sidney, BC, Canada V8L 3Y8
(250) 656-0127 voice (250)
There is a freeware program called ghostscript that will do it. If you do a web
search it should show up. Open the image and save as .eps. It's also good for
creating jpgs from layouts.
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Gary,
I'd like to use this opportunity to wish all on the list BEST WISHES
FOR THE FESTIVE SEASON and a HAPPY AND PROSPEROUS NEW YEAR. Thanks
to you all for such a great resource - special thanks to Bill and to those
heavy and/or compulsive contributors.
Now to your problem Gary,
Our printer
Hello Jon Petter,
On the surface of it, an uncombine function doesn't seem complicated, but
from experience I know there are several things that complicate the
solution.
MB provides an easy way of extracting the Nth polygon from a region using
the ExtractNodes() function. If the begin_node and
Hello Susan,
I think this might be a fairly easy one (I hope!) I'm trying to build an
array based off of user input. In the custom dialog there will only be on
Edit Text box for the user to input the data. There will also be
a Control Button titled "Next". The gist of it being that after
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