Vasily Looks like what you are calling a solution is what I would call a bug.
Assuming that the warning is the correct response from Therion when a new station is defined using ‘equate’… You have broken that by adding a ‘no-survey’ shot between the new station and the original station, and making your survey data more complicated in the process. Surely it is reassuring to have Therion confirm to you that you have created a new station simply by equating to a non-existent station. Usually this would not be an intended action, so the warning is appropriate and reassuring. I suggest this be added to the list of bugs to be fixed – ie ensure that no-survey does not supress ‘equate used to define new station’ warning. Bruce From: Therion [mailto:[email protected]] On Behalf Of Vasily Vl. Suhachev via Therion Hi, Bruce Fixed@cave is a nonexistent station (nor defined nor fixed). Therion is right with warning but it is exactly what I need. I'm try to define station in upper namespace for link to it from other places. It is worked proper but throw a warning... After the experiments I found a workaround. This code removes warning but it a bit verbose and not obvious... survey cave centerline data nosurvey from to Fixed [email protected] <mailto:[email protected]> equate Fixed [email protected] <mailto:[email protected]> endcenterline endsurvey 02.08.2017 02:53, Bruce Mutton via Therion пишет: So, to clarify my understanding of your example. Fixed@cave = is for example a gps coordinate, defined elsewhere with a fix statement. [email protected] <mailto:[email protected]> = is a survey station that is defined in a survey, for that same location. [email protected] <mailto:[email protected]> = is another survey station that is defined in, perhaps, some other survey. All three stations represent exactly the same physical location. -- WBR, Vasily
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