soundriver.th [281] I was just asking, because in the 0.3.6, specification of from/to dimension is allowed in non-interleaved data, but currently you have to insert two numbers in [] instead of one. E.g. data from to bearing clino tape up down left right 10 11 123 -10 20 4 5 [8 6] [2 4] where [8 6] means, that left wall is 8 meters from station 10 and 6 metres from station 11. There is possibility to add different separator than space (e.g. /), therefore I was asking. Regards, S. Wookey wrote:
+++ Stacho Mudrak [05-01-14 08:23 +0100]:
A question - my developement version reports errors when reading your LRUD data. What doeas 0+8 means?
And I see, that in grumble.th, there are also fields 1/5. Does it mean 1 at from-station and 5 at to-station?
Ah - I think both of those are notations for when there are two plausible/significant possible readings. e.g 0+8 could mean the point is on the wall, but there is 8m of bedding plane going off beyond, or keyhole passage where the point is on the wall of the canyon but the upper passage goes off 8m to the left.
1/5 could be two things: Either is has the same meaning but a different notation or it is means 1.5 and not been transliterated on data entry.
Recording 'both' values like this is very useful when drawing up but of course it is not a standard notation, and the software should probably take the 'bigger' number, although if it marked both when drawing centrelines that would be handy.
Which file was it in? I'd have to check against the notes to be sure what the meaning was.
Wookey