xfm Element with 2 different Annotations
In the GSA I have defined a cell with 2 annotations. To place these 2 annotations, I have adapted the sub "PlacePolygonAndAnnotation" from the example/demo vba. As a result the 2 annotations are placed on the cell, so placed with the same origin. However…
How to force a specific format in a placement or editing form
I would like to force the format of a value in the placement and editing dialog in Map. The restriction would be nnn-nn 3 digits a dash then 2 digits. Is this possible? The property type is character because the dash is part of the stored value.
Thanks…
- Text size settings
It's important to define your text size properly in the GIS schema to get the desired results on the map. In this article, we'll take a look a the parameters, values and settings to get it right the first time.
Apply Drawing Scale , when enabled,…
RE: creat database in Bentley Map Enterprise v8i (SELECT series3)
To add properties, open the XFM Schema with the Geospatial Administrator. Then Browse to your Feature, right-click on the Properties item, and select Add > and the type of property you wish to include.
And this is how it looks in the GSA:
adding sub-features in Bentley Geospatial Administrator SS2
Hi, I try to define in Bentley Geospatial Administrator feature for 3D buildings which are devided into walls and roof. I have already defined primary-feature 'building' as a polygon collection with several properties and I wonder how to define sub-features…
Re: Schema - "complex" criteria
COMPARE function allows passing a delimeter string in the last parameter to compare a value against a delimited list of possible values.
For example...
From "Performance Notes" paragraph in the XFM Overview section of the Bentley Map Customization…
Re: Schema - "complex" criteria
For your example # 2: COMPARE("[attributea]","True","") && ([attributeb]>0)
Ensure that attributeb has a value or the expression evaluation will fail. You could accomplish this by specifying a default value in the expression:
([attributeb|0]>0)
…
Schema - "complex" criteria
Wise forum folks,
One more question for you. XFM Schema appears to have difficulty with interpreting "complex" criteria (e.g., criteria that reference more than one attribute), such as:
([attribute1]>0) && ([attribute2]<100)
Or even better: …
Re: Adding an annotation to existing feature
Hello Myzzard,
The annotate method using XFM Standard Operations library PlaceAnnotation or PlaceAnnotation2 procedures cannot be activated directly from the command manager. These annotate procedures assume that the standard edit method has been…
non-graphical sub-feature
Hi,
can somebody please shed some light on this... (taken from )
Oracle Spatial Non-Graphical Sub-Feature
Support It is now possible to create sub-features of type
non-graphical using Oracle foreign key constraints between a graphical
main…
Re: What is Collection Name attribute used for?
Hi Jan,
The collection name needs to be set for the root feature definition of a collection feature definition. With collection definitions following the convention:
Root feature “Name”: River_Collection
Root feature “Collection Name”: River…
Re: Combination of properties in Edit dialog (Geospatial Administrator)
Hello Myzzard,
In the attached XFM schema file, there is an example of your request. See the Operation property named "Label" for the Parcel. The Label item uses an "editing" initial value of type "concaststr" with value:
Parcel:Teryt+'…
Re: Combination of properties in Edit dialog (Geospatial Administrator)
Myzzard,
Note that there is a different concatstr example in the WorkId feature defined in geo_example schema. This feature has two properties: Step & Substep each with a property watcher to update the operation property Workid. Using this approach…
Re: Edit attributes window while placing
Hello Myzzard,
Does turning off the menu item "Feature>Edit During Attribution" do what you want? This menu item changes the value of system property: SysProps/OpenEditDialogDuringAutoAttribution
Regards,
Chris
Re: Have some explanations about the meaning of symbology properties in Bentley Geospatial Administrator?
Hello,
There is an unresolved TR (# 239617) regarding processing of text Height and Width values specified in the Symbology panel. I suggest using a TextStyle to set your height and width.
The "Height Adjustment Scale" is a scale applied…
Re: How to set Cell Feature's Scale Value?
sphinxo:
In the Symbology Panel, I set the CellXScale value to "1.0",But when i Insert the cell .why is the cell's x scale 4800?
In Cell Symbology panel, do you have "ApplyDrawingScale" toggled on or are you using "OverrideScale"?
Regards…
Annotation do not have the color specifed in GSA
Hi
I have a problems with Annotations when creating feature from command manager
Color is always 0 (zero) no matter what it is set to in the GSA project. Same with Weight it is always
. What do I miss or doing wrong ????
Desgnfile…
Re: My own add feature function
Hello Myzzard,
In geo_example schema, take a look at the GasMain feature where there are a number of GasMain placement methods. See method "Place(MDL)" which starts keyin "place gasmain" when the method is activated. Also see method "Place(MDL…
Re: Operation Property interact with feature property? Domain Lists with SQL!
Hello Jamo,
Here is a possible workaround for you involviing combobox domainlists with criteria and a SynchItem watcher on the operation property. I assumed that you have a manageable number of tenure types. See the attached example.
Some…
Re: Another Combobox Property Question
Hello Adam,
There are a few examples of setting an Operation property to a Feature Property value (or based on the feature property value) after editing the feature property value in geo_example schema delivered with Bentley Map.
WorkId…
Possible to define single XFM feature for point-cell and point-text features?
I have a shapefile that contains some features I'd like to map to point-cell XFM features, and other features that I'd like to map to point-text FM features (so I can use PBA). I would really rather not create two separate XFM features, which would necessitate…
Schema - ability to place multiple XFM features per shapefile object?
I'm trying to do something akin to this:
Criteria A = ([attribute1]<=0)
Criteria B = COMPARE("[attribute2]","True","")
Place cell "Alpha" for Criteria A
Place cell "Beta" for Criteria B
...Knowing that the two aren't mutually exclusive…