Larry, This file post is great! Thanks for your time and effort in compiling it as well as your willingness to share your knowledge with others. I hope that ...
... Hi Howard, Wow, it's great to hear from the president of the company. I really like your software and I think it's a great deal (financially). I am one of...
Hi Bob, ... Trying to find out what function to use was the hardest part of learning the DK for me also. I agree that the useful cross-reference information...
... Note that the syntax for that function is: actual_name = AddLayerToWorkspace(string layer_name, string db_name, string db_layer_name) So, layer_name is a...
Is there a "GetLayerName" function that would return the necessary vale? ... ===== You only get one chance on this merry-go-round. But if you do it right, once...
... There is a GetLayerNames() function, but you cannot use it for layera in a geographic file that is not open yet! That is why there is the GetDBLayers()...
Hi Group: A "tip" to using the on-line help manual is that the functions generally have common sense names. Thus, in the on-line help under the index tab, by ...
Two questions: 1) When I try to go to the files section of the Maptitude page in Yahoo Groups (to get Larry's GISDK file) I am prompted for a username and...
McLaughlin, Bob (DHS-...
bmclaugh@...
Nov 2, 2004 9:34 pm
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Regarding your second question....you can do "Clip by Area" in the GISDK using a combination of ComputeIntersectionPercentages() and then ApplyOverlayTable(). ...
I'm having trouble combining custom patterns with manually-set classes. The maps are generated by a GISDK macro that uses the custom patterns, and look good....
... I checked your "member information" (I'm one of the moderators). You must have signed up with the previous service, before Yahoo bought them out ("elist"...
I keep track of widgets. I currently use Maptitude to keep track of the location of the widgets, and I use a database to keep track of the information about ...
Bob, If your widgets are points then this is very easy. I routinely keep points in SQL Server and Access and use them as layers in MT with multiple users ...
(During the course of my daily DK work, when I come across "tricks" I have used, I will post them to the list, and accumulate them in the DK_aids.exe.) Here...
Question for the group....Is is possible to create a custom data type in the DK just as you would in another language (C++, VBA etc...?) to use throughout an...
You can use Coord() function Creates a specified coordinate. Syntax coord_value = Coord(integer lon, integer lat) Argument Contents lon Longitude value in...
Dave, you probably want to use array "dot notation". It is a quite useful substitute for custom types. In the online help, see the bottom half of Help for...
This is a very interesting question which could be extended as follows: "Is it possible to design and write OO code using non-OO languages"? A couple of years...
How similar (or different) is programming in GISDK compared to C++? John Digi-Map ... This is a very interesting question which could be extended asfollows: ...
Hi - 'If you can code in one language , you should be code in any other language', its just the "lingos" that will be different. - GISDK , is musch more...
Hi Nagu Maptitude for the Web makes it very simple to create applications for fleet tracking. I jsut finished a proposal for such an implementation. I am not ...
Great website for finding out how to fix glitches! Thanks to those who post. I've been using Maptitude to print small maps fine, although I had to find the...
Armando... This sounds interesting to try. From your experience do you feel that it is possible to code a generic infrastucture to be used over again or would...
The GISDK is a simple functional programming language. If you already know how to program in Perl, C, Tcl/Tk, Visual Basic 6 or VBScript than it's very easy to...
Giovanni Flammia
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Nov 8, 2004 5:16 pm
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Hello, ... The problem you're encountering is that that most of the fill patterns Maptitude uses are "bitmap fills". These are 8x8 grids of pixels that "tile"...
Since these are bitmap fills (files?), can we create our own? ... ===== You only get one chance on this merry-go-round. But if you do it right, once is enough....