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Posted By Uffe Kousgaard 11-08-2025 03:02
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Coordinate of your TAB files are MGA Zone 55, but a bounded version. This means coordinates are only possible within those bounds and objects can not be moved outside. Change to an un-bounded version or use LatLong for your text/box tables. Normally the advantage of bounded tables are higher accuracy, ...
Posted By Uffe Kousgaard 08-26-2025 01:27
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Is there going to be such a thing? ------------------------------ Uffe Kousgaard CEO Routeware v/Uffe Kousgaard Roskilde ------------------------------
Posted By Uffe Kousgaard 07-02-2024 06:24
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But you don't have to make copies. MapInfo will do the transformation on the fly. ------------------------------ Uffe Kousgaard CEO ROUTEWARE Roskilde ------------------------------
Posted By Uffe Kousgaard 07-02-2024 05:50
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My experience is you can't snap between tables, if they have different coordinate systems. Adding bounds isn't enough. They need to be exactly the same. ------------------------------ Uffe Kousgaard CEO ROUTEWARE Roskilde ------------------------------
Posted By Uffe Kousgaard 07-02-2024 01:56
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oRegion is in BNG and MapInfo keeps track of this. At the point where you do the spatial join, MapInfo will notice oRegion and tPoints are different and will perform the needed transformation, before joining. If you call a function like centroidx(oRegion), the result will come back in lat/long because ...
Posted By Uffe Kousgaard 05-08-2024 01:33
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Very nice, but you are missing an l in Wolverhampton ! ------------------------------ Uffe Kousgaard CEO ROUTEWARE Roskilde ------------------------------
Posted By Uffe Kousgaard 05-03-2024 05:14
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Yes, it also stops working correctly for me after record 13548. All blanks. ------------------------------ Uffe Kousgaard CEO ROUTEWARE Roskilde ------------------------------
Posted By Uffe Kousgaard 05-03-2024 00:55
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It works here, if I change the float to char, MapInfo decides for a char(19) and it keeps that field definition after opening the table. If it still fails for you, you can just close the file, edit the TAB file header and then open the TAB again. ------------------------------ Uffe Kousgaard CEO ...
Posted By Uffe Kousgaard 05-02-2024 01:32
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In MapInfo 2023 it automatically gets recognized as char and also gets opened that way. Maybe you are using an older version? ------------------------------ Uffe Kousgaard CEO ROUTEWARE Roskilde ------------------------------
Posted By Uffe Kousgaard 04-20-2024 02:30
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Full OSM data contains height information for a few buildings, but not so many. # of levels is more common and can be a good proxy for height. I think osmbuilding use it. Zoom very close and you can count the windows. Stay away from SHP files (too processed), only use the full OSM download from geofabrik. ...
Posted By Uffe Kousgaard 03-20-2024 02:26
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As a small mapbasic application, it could look like this: dim s as string dim i as integer dim N as integer s = "alter table xxx (drop " N = tableinfo(xxx,TAB_INFO_NCOLS) for i = 163 to N s = s+columninfo(xxx,"COL"+str$(i),COL_INFO_NAME) if i=N then s = s+")" else s = s+"," end if next ...
Posted By Uffe Kousgaard 09-14-2023 03:27
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A couple of questions: 1) Does MIF now support M/Z values? 2) If the old TAB format has supported it for many years, how do you create such a table from scratch, pre-2023? I remember to have seen it mentioned in the MFAL library, but never looked into it. It has a type called CSYS_MZ_INFO. EFAL seems ...
Posted By Uffe Kousgaard 07-27-2023 13:58
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Yes, most likely. It can be either GDAL or EFAL which doesn't like it. A field called "Table", "Date" and similar could also give problems depending upon the software accessing the table. ------------------------------ Uffe Kousgaard ROUTEWARE Roskilde ------------------------------
Posted By Uffe Kousgaard 07-21-2023 06:12
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I all fairness: Someone else than me came up with this solution. Many years ago. ------------------------------ Uffe Kousgaard ROUTEWARE Roskilde ------------------------------
Posted By Uffe Kousgaard 07-21-2023 02:52
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You need a dummy field for joining, it can be just 0's in both tables. select ranges.MinValue, ranges.MaxValue, Count(*) from ranges, InputValues where ranges.dummy=InputValues.dummy and ranges.MinValue =InputValues.Value group by ranges.MinValue order by ranges.MinValue ---------- ...
Posted By Uffe Kousgaard 04-19-2023 04:49
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Then it may be Spatial tab > Regions > Voronoi you are after. The final output will follow the line between red/green and red/blue closely, but the outer perimeter is going to a rectangle. You could clip the 3 voronoi polygons by a single alpha shape, based upon all points. ------------------------------ ...
Posted By Uffe Kousgaard 04-18-2023 02:03
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All this is basically a center of mass calculation, which is done exactly as an average of coordinates, weighted by mass or number of employees as in this example. Using a grid is just a very complicated way of doing the same thing. The only advantage is with lat/long coordinates closer to the poles, ...
Posted By Uffe Kousgaard 04-18-2023 01:59
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Hi, Look at Spatial tab > Buffer > Convex hull. ------------------------------ Uffe Kousgaard ROUTEWARE Roskilde ------------------------------
Posted By Uffe Kousgaard 04-12-2023 02:19
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Hi, There is no official way to undelete records. If you are really in troubles and need to get a record back, there are actually three places that need to be edited: 1) In the DAT file there is this flag, which Peter mentions. DAT is in many ways the same as DBF, so you can see the format here: h ...
Posted By Uffe Kousgaard 03-30-2023 01:39
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The issue is as a developer we should never rely on current directory, because it is a global thing in Windows and it may be changed by any other process at any point. But nevertheless we do it all the time, hoping it goes OK. Which it usually does. But here are two functions, which you can use, so ...