Group Layer

[Eric Gagnon]

hello GIS people,

How can I create a group layer (or just group layers) in the Layer control.

TIA

Eric

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Eric Gagnon,
Spécialiste en SIG / GIS Specialist
Agent d’aménagement / Development Officer
La Commission du district d'aménagement de la Vallée /
La Vallée District Planning Commission
65 boul. Broadway Blvd / Unit 300
Grand-Sault, NB E3Z 2J6
tel: (506) 475-2511
fax: (506) 475-2516

email: cdav...@nb.ainb.com

[Eric Gagnon]

Disregard....
I just found out..

Sorry

Eric Gagnon,
Spécialiste en SIG / GIS Specialist
Agent d’aménagement / Development Officer
La Commission du district d'aménagement de la Vallée /
La Vallée District Planning Commission
65 boul. Broadway Blvd / Unit 300
Grand-Sault, NB E3Z 2J6
tel: (506) 475-2511
fax: (506) 475-2516

email: cdav...@nb.ainb.com

[Gamiz Ribelles, Sergi (Regsa)]

Eric,
would you share it with the MI-list, please?

Sergi Gàmiz Ribelles
sga...@regsa.cat, 627481954
REGSA (Regs de Catalunya S.A.) www.regsa.cat
Unitat de Promoció de Regadius i Concentració Parcel·lària
C/General Brito, 6, 5 planta
25007 LLEIDA
tel. 973 222838
fax. 973222627

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[Eric Gagnon]

in Mapinfo 10.
go on the layer window. right click on the title of the window. You'll get the options of renaming the window and adding a group layer.

regards,

and if there's any soldiers and veterans in this group.
Thank you...

Eric

Eric Gagnon, B.Sc., Owner
Maptica
21 Ryan Lane
Grand Falls, NB
E3Z 2Z5
Tel: 506.473.8295

www.maptica.com
eric....@maptica.com

[Driver, Greg 9434]

In Layer Control, select the map name and right-click and select 'Add Group'.  This will add 'Group Layer' to the layer control, which you can then re-name to something more meaningful by right-clicking on it and selecting 'Rename'.  You can add layers into the group by dragging individual layers and dropping them into the group layer.

 

HTH

Greg Driver

System Administrator
Applications Support
ICT
Surrey Police
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[Bárbara Quevedo de Celis - ECRV]

Hello GROUP,

 

I am wondering whether there is an automate wayin Mapinfo to do the next two targets:

 

Extend the lines of the roads so that they will touch the motorway road.

Cut the circle of the roundabout where the circle intersects the lines of the roads.

 

I am sending an image to show one example.

 

Thanks a lot,

 

Bárbara

 

 

 

[Peter Horsbøll Møller]

... and you can right click an existing group layer to add a group layer to this group layer...

 

When you create the group layer you can give it a new name at once. You just need to delete the default name or add to the default name.

 

And if anyone wonder how to create a group layer thru MapBasic, this can be done thru the Map statement and the Add Map statement.

 

Map From item [ , item ... ]

where item = table | [GroupLayer ("friendly_name" [, item ...])

 

Add Map item [, item ...  ]

where item = Layer table [ Animate ] | [GroupLayer ("friendly_name" [, item ...])

 

Have a look at the MapBasic help for details

 

 

Peter Horsbøll Møller

Pitney Bowes Business Insight - MapInfo

 

 

2009/11/11 Driver, Greg 9434 <94...@surrey.pnn.police.uk>

[Albert Tabino]

Barbara,

 

from the image, i am certain that automating it is possible if your tables have enough attribution to make a distinction between the roads, rundabouts and motorway roads.

 

however, a series of questions also comes to my mind:

1. How many of these have to be done? If not much, your better off having it done manually...

(my guess is that our interns(with our developed tools) would be able to get about 25(individual runabouts) done in an eight hour shift.)

2. Is this a repetitive task(week, monthly or annually,) that would require automation? If so, then you need to find somebody to have it coded.

 

I could probably get the code done in about 4-8 hours depending on your data attribution...

please let me know...

 

Albert Tabino

GIS Specialist III

Bureau of Environmental Services

City of Portland,Oregon

Systems Analysis

Asset Management Division

 

 

2009/11/11 Bárbara Quevedo de Celis - ECRV <bar...@ecrv.es>