RE: [MI-L] Move objects in multiple tables simutaneously
Mike Osbourn
David,
The only “tool” I’ve found to do some of this is in MapCad. It will move duplicate nodes in two different layers but I don’t think it will do more than two.
Clip from help file below ………
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Move identical nodes in different layers at the same time. All Layers that contain objects whose nodes you want to move have to be selectable. Supported object types: Point, Line, Polyline, Polygon/Region, Rectangle This command complements the MapInfo Professional Reshape command. It helps to avoid overlaps and gaps between overlying graphical objects in different layers. MapInfo Professional’s Reshape command only lets you move nodes of one or more objects within the SAME layer. If nodes are supposed to be moved together with the identical nodes in one ore more neighboring objects, you have to select the appropriate option in the MapInfo Settings dialog (Options > Preferences > Map Window > Editing > Move Duplicate Nodes in > the Same Layer).
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HTH
Mike
From: mapi...@googlegroups.com [mailto:mapi...@googlegroups.com] On Behalf Of DilemmaDave
Sent: Monday, March 11, 2013 2:15 PM
To: mapi...@googlegroups.com
Subject: [MI-L] Move objects in multiple tables simutaneously
Hi,
We have just received ortho photos of a property, and need to move some digitized layers to match the physical location.
Specifically:
Trenching program that was digitized with a handheld GPS that has the following tables:
Outline - polygon
Litho - polygons fully contained within the outline
Vein - lines
channels - lines
samples - points
structure - points
Simply put: I need to select across the multiple tables for a slight shift and rotation.
I tried using Discover's transform function, using the outline to calculate the exact shift and rotation. The problem with this is with a group of polygons such as the litho, it transforms each polygon individually instead of as a group.
Has anybody found a way to over-ride MI's inability to select from multiple tables?
Thanks,
David W.
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