Milo,
Be sure to check the system preferences (Options menu) for the
Map Window. Reshape can be configured to move/not move overlapping nodes
from there.
Sam Kome
Sage Software, Inc.
- Original Message -
From:
Milo
Simonic
To: Mapinfo-l
Sent: Thursday, July 08,
Milo:
EXTENSION TO MANUAL METHODS:
If you turn on the option that moves all common nodes in the same layer when you move
one of them, it saves having to move things twice. It will also quickly highlight any
locations where the nodes are not coincident and avoids the possibility of your snaps
You can only reshape both at once if they were created using snap mode.
To avoid a lot of extra work, after you have one polygon reshaped, take
the neighbors nodes and drag them over the boundary, then erase the second
polygon with the first.
Sonya
JCH GeoInfo
Durham, NC
Milo Simonic wrote:
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Milo -
The mapbasic way:
What I would do is to assign the new lat/long to float variables
while you reshape the 1st polygon ( call the objectnodex()and objectnodey()
functions ). Then use these values to automatically alter object on the 2nd
poly to have the nodes placed in the exact locatio
