Hello, in one case the "join" command doesn`t works on my computer. Version Therion 5.2.7 I have two scraps in one *.th2-file. There are only two lines (type wall) in that second scrap. So I have, like described in TB, given IDs to that two lines and to two other lines in the first scrap. Then I have written this command line in my *.th-file after "endcenterline"-command. join VH10_L1@VH10:0 VH10_L3@VH10:0 It gives a "survey does not exist -- VH10" error. If I comment out the line it works without a problem. The map is written but the lines resp. the points of the lines are not connected. And that was it, what I wanted to do. Where is the fault, which I make? regards Markus
On 11.3.2009, at 18:03, Boldt, Markus wrote:
Hello, in one case the "join" command doesn`t works on my computer. Version Therion 5.2.7 I have two scraps in one *.th2-file. There are only two lines (type wall) in that second scrap. So I have, like described in TB, given IDs to that two lines and to two other lines in the first scrap. Then I have written this command line in my *.th-file after "endcenterline"-command. join VH10_L1@VH10:0 VH10_L3@VH10:0 It gives a "survey does not exist -- VH10" error. If I comment out the line it works without a problem. The map is written but the lines resp. the points of the lines are not connected. And that was it, what I wanted to do.
Where is the fault, which I make?
survey does not exist -- VH10
It means therion doesn't know the scrap VH10 in the level you use the join Have you input your .th2_file in survey where is the join? But in that case the craps will be in the same level as join, so you should use: "join VH10_L1:0 VH10_L3:0" instead. m.s.
Thanks! And Thanks once more for that very fast answer. Now it works. Clear - think Therion :-) - levels and so on Apropo level? I have a survey on a level of about 500m given in one scrap. Another scrap (in the same File) contains a short passage with about 550m. The two scraps are connected at one station point. But Therion writes a map so that the higher "level" is below the lower. What is wrong? Markus -----Ursprüngliche Nachricht----- Von: therion-bounces@speleo.sk [mailto:therion-bounces@speleo.sk] Im Auftrag von Martin Sluka Gesendet: Mittwoch, 11. März 2009 18:38 An: List for Therion users Betreff: Re: [Therion] join command On 11.3.2009, at 18:03, Boldt, Markus wrote:
Hello, in one case the "join" command doesn`t works on my computer. Version Therion 5.2.7 I have two scraps in one *.th2-file. There are only two lines (type wall) in that second scrap. So I have, like described in TB, given IDs to that two lines and to two other lines in the first scrap. Then I have written this command line in my *.th-file after "endcenterline"-command. join VH10_L1@VH10:0 VH10_L3@VH10:0 It gives a "survey does not exist -- VH10" error. If I comment out the line it works without a problem. The map is written but the lines resp. the points of the lines are not connected. And that was it, what I wanted to do.
Where is the fault, which I make?
survey does not exist -- VH10
It means therion doesn't know the scrap VH10 in the level you use the join Have you input your .th2_file in survey where is the join? But in that case the craps will be in the same level as join, so you should use: "join VH10_L1:0 VH10_L3:0" instead. m.s. _______________________________________________ Therion mailing list Therion@speleo.sk http://mailman.speleo.sk/mailman/listinfo/therion
On 11.3.2009, at 18:57, Boldt, Markus wrote:
I have a survey on a level of about 500m given in one scrap. Another scrap (in the same File) contains a short passage with about 550m. The two scraps are connected at one station point. But Therion writes a map so that the higher "level" is below the lower. What is wrong?
If you define the map you should write scraps in order from top to bottom (if they one above other). And if they are overlaped you should use "break". There are several other ways how to define what is up and what is down - check the conference. m.
Hi Martin, Thank you very much! It must as stupid wuestions for you as one of the Developers of Therion. Insofar excuse me - but I have looked for that problem in the conference before putting this question on the list. May be not good enough. Markus -----Ursprüngliche Nachricht----- Von: therion-bounces@speleo.sk [mailto:therion-bounces@speleo.sk] Im Auftrag von Martin Sluka Gesendet: Mittwoch, 11. März 2009 19:28 An: List for Therion users Betreff: Re: [Therion] join command On 11.3.2009, at 18:57, Boldt, Markus wrote:
I have a survey on a level of about 500m given in one scrap. Another scrap (in the same File) contains a short passage with about 550m. The two scraps are connected at one station point. But Therion writes a map so that the higher "level" is below the lower. What is wrong?
If you define the map you should write scraps in order from top to bottom (if they one above other). And if they are overlaped you should use "break". There are several other ways how to define what is up and what is down - check the conference. m. _______________________________________________ Therion mailing list Therion@speleo.sk http://mailman.speleo.sk/mailman/listinfo/therion
It means therion doesn't know the scrap VH10 in the level you use the join
Have you input your .th2_file in survey where is the join?
But in that case the craps will be in the same level as join, so you should use:
"join VH10_L1:0 VH10_L3:0" instead.
m.s.
join work among two or more scraps, you should input all scraps. m.s.
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