It is difficult to describe it without a picture. It all depends on level of survey and map you use. On first level you simply may use "input toto_old.th2 and use in map definition toto_old.map a scrap drawn in that file which may use station names directly - 1, 2, A, xx, scrap_1 point station 1 point station 2 ... endscrap The same for map toto_new.map (.map is not necessary, it is only helper to recognize maps more easy) map toto_old.map scrap_1 scrap_3 break scrap_2 …. endmap If you want to define map and use both (or more) scraps from toto_old.th2 and toto_new.th2 you just may write there in survey toto: input toto_old.th input toto_nex.th because both file includes particular th2 files yet. But in that case you have to define overall map as this: map toto.map map toto_old.map@toto_old map toto_new.map@toto_new endmap or map definition including only two scraps map toto.map scrap_1@toto_old scrap_1@toto_new endmap or other different map definition map toto.map scrap_3@toto_old toto_new.map@toto_new endmap If you want to use new scrap combined stations from both surveys you should use scrap scrap_1 point station 1@toto_pld point station 1@toto_new ….. endscrap But this scrap should be part of toto.th2 and you should write there input toto.th2 into toto.th file You may use informations only from one name space, not from several neighbors ones. I hope I wrote it correctly ;) m.s.
21. 12. 2016 v 21:16, Philippe Vernant via Therion <therion@speleo.sk>:
Thanks Xavier, this is exactly what I did.
Phil
On 21 Dec 2016, at 15:46 PM, Xavier Pennec via Therion <therion@speleo.sk> wrote:
Hi Phil,
To complement Martin's question, the reference you use for your survey point in your scrap (1.8@toto_old.toto) is only valid if the toto-1p.th2 file containing the scrap is loaded outside the toto survey. By the way, I assume that you have a survey environment named toto_old in toto_old.th and similarly for toto_new. My personal preference would be to load the scraps within in the "toto" environment and to reference the station using -name 1.8@toto_old.
Xavier
Le 21-Dec-16 à 15:43, Martin Sluka via Therion a écrit :
Therion strictly uses „name spaces“.
Where is command input toto-1p.th2?
Martin
21. 12. 2016 v 13:40, Philippe Vernant via Therion <therion@speleo.sk>:
Hi,
Sorry for bothering you every day, today's question is : I have a toto.th file :
survey toto -title “Toto" input toto_old.th input toto_new.th
centerline equate 1.15@toto_old 1.3@toto_new endcenterline
endsurvey
Since I’m merging an old survey with a new one, I have stations from both surveys that are in the same scrap, in the toto-1p.th2 file I use:
point 1271.69 1802.81 station -name 1.8@toto_old.toto
But when I compile I have the following error :
therion: error — toto-1p.th2 [10] -- survey does not exist -- toto_old.toto -- station does not exist -- 1.8@toto_old.toto
What the heck am I missing ?
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