Is it possible to not use the equate command when all stations are unique
Hi, "Equate" is used to set the survey stations equivalence, i.e: equate 2@first 1@second. The cave I survey has only unique station names (about 3000). But still I have to use the equate command for a station that is located in 2 surveys. If not, the loops will not be closed. So I do like this: equate TA40@first TA40@second. I have to use this command many times, since the cave has a lot of surveys. Question: Is it possible to not use the equate command, since all stations are unique? For instance by another command that tells Therion/survex that the station names are unique even if there are two or more surveys or by arranging data in another way. Torstein Finnesand Norway
Hi Torsten, either you use equate, or you need to remove the individual surveys. You can use "#" to mark the lines as comment. Small hint, you can use more than two stations at the equate command. Regards Wolfgang Am 29.08.2011 16:59, schrieb Torstein Finnesand:
Hi, "Equate" is used to set the survey stations equivalence, i.e: equate 2@first 1@second. The cave I survey has only unique station names (about 3000). But still I have to use the equate command for a station that is located in 2 surveys. If not, the loops will not be closed. So I do like this: equate TA40@first TA40@second. I have to use this command many times, since the cave has a lot of surveys.
Question: Is it possible to not use the equate command, since all stations are unique? For instance by another command that tells Therion/survex that the station names are unique even if there are two or more surveys or by arranging data in another way.
Torstein Finnesand Norway
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Thanks. Probably I will arrange data in a few surveys. Shouldn't be a problem. I thought that maybe the "namespace off" commando could solve the problem, but I guess not. But can someone explain what "namespace off" does? Regards Torstein Den 29.08.2011 17:33, skrev Wolfgang Zillig:
Hi Torsten,
either you use equate, or you need to remove the individual surveys. You can use "#" to mark the lines as comment. Small hint, you can use more than two stations at the equate command.
Regards Wolfgang
Am 29.08.2011 16:59, schrieb Torstein Finnesand:
Hi, "Equate" is used to set the survey stations equivalence, i.e: equate 2@first 1@second. The cave I survey has only unique station names (about 3000). But still I have to use the equate command for a station that is located in 2 surveys. If not, the loops will not be closed. So I do like this: equate TA40@first TA40@second. I have to use this command many times, since the cave has a lot of surveys.
Question: Is it possible to not use the equate command, since all stations are unique? For instance by another command that tells Therion/survex that the station names are unique even if there are two or more surveys or by arranging data in another way.
Torstein Finnesand Norway
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I am sorry replaying this question so late, but I am currently cleaning all todo lists and I have discovered it as not answered. If you specify "-namespace off" in your surveys - it must be specified for each survey, it will not create namespace and so you do not need to specify equate commands, if you have unique station names. It should do exactly what you are asking for. E.g., if you have survey s1 -namespace off centerline data normal from to bearing clino tape 0 1 100 0 10 1 2 200 0 10 endceterline endsurvey survey s2 -namespace off centerline data normal from to bearing clino tape 2 0 300 0 10 endceterline endsurvey Should automatically create 0 - 1 - 2 closed loop. HTH, S. On 1 September 2011 08:44, Torstein Finnesand <torstein.finnesand@gmail.com> wrote:
Thanks. Probably I will arrange data in a few surveys. Shouldn't be a problem.
I thought that maybe the "namespace off" commando could solve the problem, but I guess not. But can someone explain what "namespace off" does?
Regards Torstein
Den 29.08.2011 17:33, skrev Wolfgang Zillig:
Hi Torsten,
either you use equate, or you need to remove the individual surveys. You can use "#" to mark the lines as comment. Small hint, you can use more than two stations at the equate command.
Regards Wolfgang
Am 29.08.2011 16:59, schrieb Torstein Finnesand:
Hi, "Equate" is used to set the survey stations equivalence, i.e: equate 2@first 1@second. The cave I survey has only unique station names (about 3000). But still I have to use the equate command for a station that is located in 2 surveys. If not, the loops will not be closed. So I do like this: equate TA40@first TA40@second. I have to use this command many times, since the cave has a lot of surveys.
Question: Is it possible to not use the equate command, since all stations are unique? For instance by another command that tells Therion/survex that the station names are unique even if there are two or more surveys or by arranging data in another way.
Torstein Finnesand Norway
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Thanks, Stacho. This works. In advance, I had to ensure that the ID's (not the -name) in the scraps is not the same as a station number. For instance /point 898.0 3704.5 station -id V10 -name V10/ /line wall -id V10/ /map V10/ gives /-- duplicate object name --/ during compiling, since V10 is a station number. And, the /therion.log /becomes more correct (in my opinion), since this sentence /4> Survey contains 3237 survey stations, joined by 3511 legs./ did include the equate rows in the number of legs. Torstein Den 10.11.2011 12:26, skrev Stacho Mudrak:
I am sorry replaying this question so late, but I am currently cleaning all todo lists and I have discovered it as not answered.
If you specify "-namespace off" in your surveys - it must be specified for each survey, it will not create namespace and so you do not need to specify equate commands, if you have unique station names. It should do exactly what you are asking for.
E.g., if you have
survey s1 -namespace off centerline data normal from to bearing clino tape 0 1 100 0 10 1 2 200 0 10 endceterline endsurvey
survey s2 -namespace off centerline data normal from to bearing clino tape 2 0 300 0 10 endceterline endsurvey
Should automatically create 0 - 1 - 2 closed loop.
HTH, S.
On 1 September 2011 08:44, Torstein Finnesand <torstein.finnesand@gmail.com> wrote:
Thanks. Probably I will arrange data in a few surveys. Shouldn't be a problem.
I thought that maybe the "namespace off" commando could solve the problem, but I guess not. But can someone explain what "namespace off" does?
Regards Torstein
Den 29.08.2011 17:33, skrev Wolfgang Zillig:
Hi Torsten,
either you use equate, or you need to remove the individual surveys. You can use "#" to mark the lines as comment. Small hint, you can use more than two stations at the equate command.
Regards Wolfgang
Am 29.08.2011 16:59, schrieb Torstein Finnesand:
Hi, "Equate" is used to set the survey stations equivalence, i.e: equate 2@first 1@second. The cave I survey has only unique station names (about 3000). But still I have to use the equate command for a station that is located in 2 surveys. If not, the loops will not be closed. So I do like this: equate TA40@first TA40@second. I have to use this command many times, since the cave has a lot of surveys.
Question: Is it possible to not use the equate command, since all stations are unique? For instance by another command that tells Therion/survex that the station names are unique even if there are two or more surveys or by arranging data in another way.
Torstein Finnesand Norway
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