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0) Store Points |
Methodology | |
| Command: | 0.41 |
| Alpha Alias: | Store Desc |
| Description: | Stores a Description to a point or range of points |
| Data Format: | 0.41 "Description" Point# {[-Point#]..} ; |
| Problem: | Given point numbers 1, 2 and 3 that were previously stored with North and East coordinates. Store "Description" data to points 1 through 3 and inverse to find the bearing and distances. |
| Solution: | $ legal descriptions assigned to points 1 and 2 0.41 "iron pipe found in concrete" 1 ; 0.41 "iron pipe set on line at S.26°30'25\"E." 2 ; $ comma delimited GIS data assigned to point 3 0.41 "GasMeter,425-A,John Smith,2.0" 3 ; |
Data Description
| Command | 0.41 | Stores point "Description" values to previously assigned point numbers. |
| "Description" | "iron pipe found
in concrete" | "Description" is a long description of the point that will be included in legal descriptions generated with the Metes and Bounds Description writer included with iPOGO. This field is also suitable for capturing point data formatted for GIS applications.
Tip: Use the 9.4 command to export this point data to GIS applications. Note: The "Description" field is delimited by double quotes. Therefore double quotes within the text string must be preceded by an escape backslash in order to be read properly by the iPOGO engine. Example "S.26°30'25\"E.". |
| Point# | 1 | First point number to be assigned with the "Description". |
| {[-Point#]..} | 2 | Point or range of points to be assigned with the "Description". This is also the repeating feature of this command. Enter a leading minus sign to denote a range of points. |
| End Command | ; | All commands end with semi-colon. |
Example Command File
$ Example data set for 0.41 (STORE DESC) command
$ Use the 0 command to assign coordinates
$ to points 1, 2 and 3
0
1 13213.44 -6733.57
2 13311.15 -6541.45
3 13350.00 -6550.00 ;
$ Use the 0.41 command to assign legal "Descriptions"
0.41 "iron pipe found in concrete" 1 ;
0.41 "iron pipe set on line at S.26°30'25\"E." 2 ;
$ comma delimited GIS data
0.41 "GasMeter,425-A,John Smith,2.0" 3 ;
$ 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 -3 ;