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0) Store Points |
Methodology | |
| Command: | 0.2 |
| Alpha Alias: | Store NEEC |
| Description: | Stores a Point with North, East, Elev, Code |
| Data Format: | 0.2 Point# North East Elev Code {[Point# North East Elev Code]...} ; |
| Problem: | Given point numbers 1 and 2. Store the North, East, Elevation and Code to points 1 and 2 and inverse the bearing and distance. |
| Solution: | 0.2 1 13213.44 -6733.57 563.24 IPF
2 13311.15 -6541.45 559.30 PKNailSet; |
Data Description
| Command | 0.2 | Stores North, East, Elevation and Code by point number. |
| Point# | 1 | Any number from 1 to 99999 that is assigned to the coordinates following that number. |
| North | 13213.44 | North coordinate that defines the assigned point. |
| East | -6733.57 | East coordinate that defines the assigned point.
Note: If the point lies south of the origin, enter the Northing with a minus sign. If the point lies west of the origin, enter the Easting with a minus sign. |
| Elev | 563.24 | Elevation that defines the assigned point. |
| Code | IPF | Code is a single word descriptor of the point. Examples are IPF for Iron Pipe Found, and PKNailSet for PK Nail set. Although the character length is unlimited, printing output is formatted to 16 characters. Spaces, quotes and backslashes are not allowed. |
| {[Point#
North East Elev Code]...} | 2
13311.15 -6541.45 559.30 PKNailSet | The repeating feature of this command. Enter additional point numbers with their associated values. |
| End Command | ; | All commands end with a semi-colon. |
Example Command File
$ Example data set for 0.2 (STORE NEEC) command
$ Use the 0.2 command to assign coordinates
$ and codes to points 1 and 2
0.2
1 13213.44 -6733.57 563.24 IPF
2 13311.15 -6541.45 559.30 PKNailSet;
$ Setup plotting parameters with 15.1 command
$ feature, layer, color, style, thickness
15.1 TL testline 1 1 500 ;
$ Turn plotting on with the 91 command
91 ;
$ Activate the TL feature with the 15 command
15 TL;
$ label the printout with the 100 command
100 This is a test inverse of points 1 and 2 ;
$ Connect the points with the 7 command
7 1 1 2 ;