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Group: Command: |
40) Stakeout 44 or List SSAngle |
Methodology
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| Command: | 44 |
| Alpha Alias: | List SSAngle |
| Description: | Prints stakeout ties as angles and distances from any traverse points |
| Data Format: | 44 From To Point# {[Point#].. } ; |
| Problem: | Given traverse stations 121, 122, 123. Print direct ties to points 1, 2, 3 and 4 with angles and distances. |
| Solution: |
44 121 122 1 -4 ;
44 122 123 1 -4 ; |
Data Description
Command
| 44
| Prints direct stakeout ties to previously computed points from a traverse line with clockwise angles and distances.
Typically used along with the 8 command to provide complete printed output of bearings, distances, coordinates, and clockwise angles from the traverse line to the stakeout ties. See the example data file for typical use.
Note: Previous versions of iPOGO used a -1 flag to continue the command to another traverse line and set of stakeout ties. The -1 flag prevented the use of point ranges in the 44 command. This version of iPOGO discontinues the use of the -1 flag since it is just as easy to enter another 44 command for the next sequence of stakeout ties. Therefore, this version of iPOGO now supports point ranges in the 44 command and should make it much easier for data entry of numerous stakeout points. The import routine should convert old command files correctly, but the user must verify the converted file for correct syntax in this version.
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From
| 121
| Initial point of the traverse line from which the stakeout ties are to be computed.
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To
| 122
| End point of the traverse line that serves as the backsight.
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Point#
{[Point#].. }
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-4
| Points to be staked.
If you want to define a series of sequential points, enter the first and last points in the series. The last point number must be preceded by a hyphen.
Example: 1, -50 would define the range for points 1 through 50, inclusive.
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End Command
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Example Command File
$ Example data file for 44 (List SSAngle) command
$ set initial points
0 121 0 0 ;
1 122 121 -1 56 30 30 66.32
-2 52 23 56 99.50 ;
2 1 121 121 122 40 30 20 35.17 ;
-2 2 122 122 123 95 10 15 29.67
74 10 15 10.21
18 15 14 50.00 ;
$ Setup feature codes with the 15.1 command
$ cmd feature, layer, color, style, thickness
15.1 TL TRAVLINE 3 1 20000 ;
15.1 PL PROPLINE 1 1 20000 ;
15.1 SO STAKEOUT 4 1 20000 ;
$ Turn plot on
91 ;
$ Activate the TL feature code with the 15 command
15 TL ;
100 Traverse Line ;
7,1 121 -123 ;
$ Activate the PL feature code with the 15 command
15 PL ;
100 Property Line ;
7,29 1 -4 ;
$ Turn plot off
-91 ;
$ Activate the SO feature code with the 15 command
15 SO ;
100 Stakeout ties with angles from trav. point 121 ;
44 121 122 1 -4 ;
100 Stakeout ties with bearings from trav. point 121;
8 1 121 122 1 -4;
100 Stakeout ties with angles from trav. point 122 ;
44 122 123 121 1 -4 ;
100 Stakeout ties with bearings from trav. point 122;
8 1 122 123 121 1 -4;
Help for this command was last updated: 06/28/2000 12:21:26 AM
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