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Multirow text in XFM attribute

Дмитрий Тебелев
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Hello there,
I have a level that reperesens an oracle table. Table has a text attribute for title on the map. Some of these titels have multirow text like
15
——3
0.30


In table it looks like '15 \010 ——3 \010 0.30'
But in map it returns like
15
——3 
.30

If I change the value to '15 \010 ——3 \0100.30'
it returns like
15
——3 d.30


What should I do to get "0.30" in the third row?

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    I did assume your question was about the PBA of a text feature. My previous answers explains the PBA value in the XFM schema.  But your question how to add a new line in the value of a text field of a (Oracle spatial) text feature.
    You can use the Ascii value for “0”. Any value after a “\” is considered as an Ascii value.   
    E.g. with the value “Line1\10\48.30 Line 2” the second line contains “0.30”.
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    Another option is to use a text property for each line (maybe more user friendly too).
     

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    I did assume your question was about the PBA of a text feature. My previous answers explains the PBA value in the XFM schema.  But your question how to add a new line in the value of a text field of a (Oracle spatial) text feature.
    You can use the Ascii value for “0”. Any value after a “\” is considered as an Ascii value.   
    E.g. with the value “Line1\10\48.30 Line 2” the second line contains “0.30”.
    A picture containing text Description automatically generated
    Another option is to use a text property for each line (maybe more user friendly too).
     

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