soundriver.th [281]
I was just asking, because in the 0.3.6, specification of from/to dimension is
allowed in non-interleaved data, but currently you have to insert two numbers
in [] instead of one. E.g.
data from to bearing clino tape up down left right
10 11 123 -10 20 4 5 [8 6] [2 4]
where [8 6] means, that left wall is 8 meters from station 10 and 6 metres from
station 11. There is possibility to add different separator than space (e.g.
/), therefore I was asking.
Regards, S.
Wookey wrote:
> +++ Stacho Mudrak [05-01-14 08:23 +0100]:
>
>> A question - my developement version reports errors when reading your LRUD
>> data. What doeas 0+8 means?
>>
>> And I see, that in grumble.th, there are also fields 1/5. Does it mean 1 at
>> from-station and 5 at to-station?
>
>
>
> Ah - I think both of those are notations for when there are two
> plausible/significant possible readings. e.g 0+8 could mean the point is on
> the wall, but there is 8m of bedding plane going off beyond, or keyhole
> passage where the point is on the wall of the canyon but the upper passage
> goes off 8m to the left.
>
> 1/5 could be two things: Either is has the same meaning but a
> different notation or it is means 1.5 and not been transliterated on data
> entry.
>
> Recording 'both' values like this is very useful when drawing up but of
> course it is not a standard notation, and the software should probably take
> the 'bigger' number, although if it marked both when drawing
> centrelines that would be handy.
>
> Which file was it in? I'd have to check against the notes to be sure what
> the meaning was.
>
> Wookey
