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The AutoCAD Map toolkit consists of a
number of tools that are provided for use with AutoCAD Map.
Toolbar
: AutoDesk Map Tools
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: GeoTools
AutoDesk Map Tools
Objektdaten in EED-Daten umwandeln
Command
line:
GT_OD2XD
The GT_OD2XD command transfers AutoCAD Map Object Table data to Xdata. This could be useful if you need to transfer your AutoCAD Map drawing to a someone who does not have AutoCAD Map. In this case, the Object Table data can be exported as Xdata so that it can be accessed by a plain AutoCAD version.

Object Tables to export: Select the Object Data Tables that you want to be exported and they will be transferred as extended entity data with the same application
name as the object table name.
Export all tables: Select this
option to select and export all the tables in the current drawing.
Note: This command will work only under AutoCAD Map and vertical applications that work on AutoCAD Map (like AutoCAD Land Development Desktop).
GT_OD2XD Tutorial
Toolbar
: AutoDesk Map Tools
Menu
: GeoTools
AutoDesk Map Tools
Objektdaten zwischen zwei Objekten übertragen
Command
line: GT_XFER_OD / GT_XO - GT_XFER_OD
The GT_XFER_OD command is used to define the AutoCAD Map Object Tables
that will be transferred from one graphical object to another.

Select Object tables to transfer: Select the object tables that you
wish to transfer.
Export all tables: Checking this option selects all tables in the
current drawing to be used for export.
Transfer options
Overwrite target object data without prompting: Choosing this
option will cause any existing object table data in the target
object to be overwritten without warning.
Ask for confirmation before overwriting target: Choosing this
option will display an confirmation message asking whether to overwrite
the existing object table data in the target
object.
Append to existing object data: Choosing this
option will attach the object data from source table at the end of target
table data.
Toolbar
: AutoDesk Map Tools
Menu
: GeoTools
AutoDesk Map Tools
Objektdaten in Blockattribute übertragen
Command
line: GT_OD2ATT / GT_ODA - GT_OD2ATT

The GT_OD2ATT command is used to transfer AutoCAD Map Object Data to block
attributes.
Object Table to transfer: Choose the object table to
transfer from this drop-down list.
Block Name to populate: Choose the block name to
populate attributes from this drop-down list of current blocks in the
drawing.
Fields: Lists the names of the fields in the selected object table.
Attributes: Lists the names of the attributes in the currently
selected block.
Object Table -> Attribute mapping: This section shows the
current mapping between the object table and the corresponding block
attribute. More than one object table can be mapped to the same attribute.
The object data will then be appended to the attribute value in the order
in which it is defined in this section. While appending to attributes, the
field concatenation string will be used in between the two strings. While
transferring integer, floating point and point value object table data to
attributes, they will be converted to strings as per the current settings
for Units type and precision as set in GeoTools.
Transfer Options:
Block to Block only: Brings up a selection box to select only
blocks. The object table data is directly transferred from each selected
block to its own attributes as per the mapping specified above.
Any Object to Block:
Choosing this option allows a manual method of
operation for this command using the ODA command. This allows any object
to be selected and its object data is transferred to a selected block
whose name and attribute mapping etc. are specified in this dialog
box.
Fields concatenation string: The string specified here is used in between
the two object data strings in the case of multiple mapping viz. more than
one object table data being mapped to the same attribute value.
Auto link similar named Field->Attributes: Checking this option
causes all similar named Object field Names and Attribute tags to get
linked automatically.
See Also: GT_ATT2OD
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: AutoDesk Map Tools
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: GeoTools
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Blockattribute in Objektdaten übertragen
Command
line: GT_ATT2OD
/ GT_AOD
The GT_ATT2OD command is the opposite of GT_OD2ATT and is used to transfer Block
Attribute information to AutoCAD Map Object Data.
Block Name to transfer from: Specify the block name to
transfer from the list of defined blocks in the current
drawing.
Object Table to populate:
Specify the Object Table name from this list of current
tables in the drawing.
Attributes: Lists the names of the attributes in the currently
selected block.
Fields: Lists the names of the fields in the selected object
table.
Attribute -> Object Table mapping: This section shows the
current mapping between the block attributes for the selected block and
the corresponding field in the object table. Multiple attribute to object
table association is not possible with the GT_ATT2OD command i.e more than
one attribute cannot be linked to the same object table but the same
attribute can be linked to more than one table if required. While
transferring data to the object table, the attribute string is
appropriately converted into the data type that the object data is in i.e
if the object table field is of type Integer or Real, the attribute string is
subjected to an integer or floating point conversion and the resulting
value is stored. Similarly, if the object data table is a field of type Point,
then the attribute is expected to be in the form of a point string
comprising of three values separated by a comma. The string will then be
converted and stored as a Point data.
Transfer Options:
Block to Block only: Brings up a selection box to select only
blocks. The attributes are directly transferred from each selected
block to its own object table as per the mapping specified above.
Block to Any Object: Choosing this option allows a manual method of
operation using the GT_AOD command. This allows the mapping.
Automatically link similar named Attribute->Fields: Checking
this option causes all similar named Attribute tags and Object Fields to
get linked automatically.
Transfer specified attributes from ANY block->: Checking
this option allows two or more differently named blocks with similarly named attribute tags
to be used for the transfer of attributes to object table data. Disabling this option causes
only blocks matching the specified name AND tag would be selected for the transfer process.
Enter Attribute tags to transfer->: Specify the tag names which
have to be transferred to object data table. Press enter for listing the
tag name in Attributes box after you type.
Note:
You can type only one tag name at a time in Enter Attribute tags to
transfer box.
GT_ATT2OD Tutorial
See Also: GT_OD2ATT
Run
GT_ODLA Command
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: AutoDesk Map Tools
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: GeoTools
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Datenbankdaten zu Objektdaten übertragen
Command
line: GT_DB2OD

The GT_DB2OD command is used to transfer CAO-linked database information
to AutoCAD Map object table data.
Select link template: Specify the link template to use to make
a connection to the CAO-database.
Object Table to populate:
Specify the Object Table name from this list of current
tables in the drawing.
Database fields:
Shows the
fields in the database pointed to by the selected link template.
Object Table fields:
Shows the fields in the currently selected object table.
Database->Object Table
mapping:
This section shows the
current mapping between the block attributes for the selected block and
the corresponding field in the object table. Multiple attribute to object
table association is not possible with the GT_ATT2OD command i.e more than
one attribute cannot be linked to the same object table but the same
attribute can be linked to more than one table if required. While
transferring data to the object table, the attribute string is
appropriately converted into the data type that the object data is in i.e
if the object table field is of type Integer or Real, the attribute string is
subjected to an integer or floating point conversion and the resulting
value is stored. Similarly, if the object data table is a field of type Point,
then the attribute is expected to be in the form of a point string
comprising of three values separated by a comma. The string will then be
converted and stored as a Point data.
See Also: GT_ATT2OD, GT_OD2ATT
Toolbar
: AutoDesk Map Tools
Menu
: GeoTools
AutoDesk Map Tools
Textbeschriftung aus Objektdaten erstellen
Command
line: GT_OD_LABEL
The GT_OD_LABEL command creates text labels out object table data. The user
can select the object table and the field(s) to use, specify delimiters
between fields, add prefixes and/or suffixes.
Object Table to use: Select the object table to be used for
creating the label text.
Data Fields: Select the data field to make current. Using the Add
or Remove buttons (see below) to add or remove the fields to be
used.
Selected Fields: Displays the currently selected fields. Use
the Add or Remove buttons (see below) to add or remove the fields from
this list.
Delimiter to use: Specify the delimiter to be used in between the
fields.
Create text labels one below the other
(stacked text): Checking this option creates text labels one below
the other and not next to each other.
Prefix String: Specify the prefix string to be prepended to the end
of the fields data string.
Suffix String: Specify the suffix string to be appended to the end
of the fields data string.
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: AutoDesk Map Tools
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: GeoTools
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GT_XO Befehl - nach GT_XFER_OD
Command
line: GT_XO
command
Once the object tables to be transferred are defined using the GT_XFER_OD
command, they can be quickly transferred using the GT_XO command. The GT_XO
command is command line driven and only prompts for the source and target
object. Based on the settings in the GT_XFER_OD command, the transfer is
executed.
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: AutoDesk Map Tools
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: GeoTools
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GT_ODA Befehl - nach GT_OD2ATT
Command
line: GT_ODA command
Once the Object Data to Attributes transfer settings are made, the ODA
command is quickly used to transfer object data to attribute data.
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: GeoTools
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GT_AOD Befehl- nach GT_ATT2OD
Command
line: GT_AOD command
Once the Attribute to Object Data transfer settings are made, the GT_AOD
command is quickly used to transfer attribute data to object data.
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: AutoDesk Map Tools
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: GeoTools
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AutoCAD Eigenschaften nach Objektdaten übertragen
Command
line: GT_PROP2OD

The
GT_PROP2OD command allows AutoCAD entity properties to be transferred as
Object Table Data.
Property to transfer: Select the required property to
transfer. The following properties can be transferred.
Basic properties:
Insertion point (DXF Code 10)
Entity Type [DXF Code 0]
Text String Value [DXF Value 1]
Block,Shape Name [DXF Code 2]
Handle [DXF Code 5]
Linetype [DXF Code 6]
Text Style [DXF Code 7]
Layer [DXF Code 8]
DXF Code 11
DXF Code 12
DXF Code 13
Thickness [DXF Code 39]
Radius[arc,circle]/Text Height [DXF Code 40]
Rotation Angle [DXF Code 50]
Color [DXF Code 62]
Flag - DXF Code 70 Derived
properties:
Elevation[Z] from DXF Code 10
Length of lines/polylines/arcs/splines Target
Object Table: Specify the name of the target object table to receive
the property data. The object data table must be already defined in the
drawing. Target Field Name:
Specify the name of the object data field to populate. The field name
selected must be of the same type as the property to transfer. If the
types are different, the transfer will not be successful.
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: AutoDesk Map Tools
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: GeoTools
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Höhendaten von Objektdaten übertragen
Command
line: GT_OD2ELEV
 The
GT_OD2ELEV command allows transferring a real or integer value object
table data into the elevation [Z] of selected drawing entities. The
entities that can accept an elevation value are points, lines, arcs,
polylines, shapes and block inserts.
Target object table: Select the name of the object table here.
Target Field Name: Select the name of the object table field here.
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: AutoDesk Map Tools
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: GeoTools
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Zwei Objekttabellen verschmelzen
Command
line: GT_MERGETBL

The
GT_MERGETBL command allows fields from one object table to be transferred to
another object table within the same object. Using this, entire
object tables can be merged, if required. For example, if you have object
tables A and B and wish to create a third table C that contains all fields
of A and B, you can accomplish this using MERGETBL.
Source object table: Select the source object table to
process
Target object table: Select the target object table to
process
Fields in source table: Highlight the source field to
transfer and hit the Add button to make the selection. The source
object data field that you select must be present in the target object
table. Otherwise, the selection is dis-allowed.
Source fields selected for transfer: Displays the selected
fields from the source table that must be transferred to the target table.
Add: Adds the highlighted field from the source table for
transfer.
Remove: Remove (de-select) a target field that has been
selected for transfer.
See Also: GT_XFER_OD
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: AutoDesk Map Tools
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: GeoTools
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Doppelte Objektdateneinträge innerhalb von Objekten löschen
Command
line:GT_REM_DUP_RECS

The GT_REM_DUP_RECS command removes is useful in removing duplicates object
table records. It can also be used to remove multiple object table records
and retain only one record. Often, as a result of multiple querying or
other programming operations, you may end up with more than one object
table record in objects. This command helps to identify and remove such
records.
Object Tables to search: Choose the object table names to
search for this operation.
Other parameters:
Keep only unique records: Checks for exact duplication of
all fields of attached records and keeps only the unique (non-duplicated)
ones.
Keep only first record: Deletes all attached records except for
the first one. Use this option only if you are absolutely sure that you do
not need multiple records attached to the selected object tables.
Toolbar
: AutoDesk Map Tools
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: GeoTools
AutoDesk Map Tools
Umbenennen von Objektdatenfeldern
Command
line:GT_REN_OD_FLDS

The GT_REN_OD_FLDS command is used to rename object data table fields.
Object Table to use: Choose the object table name.
Field to rename:
Choose the field to be renamed.
New field name:
Specify the new field name. This
command will update all entities with the old field name and rename it
with new field name.
GT_REN_OD_FLDS Tutorial
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: AutoDesk Map Tools
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: GeoTools
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Export Objekttabellendaten in ASCII Datei
Command
line: GT_OD_EXTRACT

The GT_OD_EXTRACT command is used to export AutoCAD Map Object Table data as ASCII
text files.
Object Tables to extract: Select the object tables to extract.
Export parameters:
Export all tables: Check this option to select all available table
for export.
Export all records in each entity: Check this option if you want
to export all the records from each selected entity.
Export first record only: Check this option if you want to export
only the first record from each selected entity.
Export field names as first record [header]: Check this option if
you want to export the first record from each selected entity as an row
heading..
Delimiter between fields: Specify the required delimiter between
each record in the box i.e. comma/space/semicolon/tab etc.
Export text file...: Browse and specify the name of the ASCII
export file to create.
Additional extracts:
Object Type: Check this option if you want to export object
type of the entity selected (for e.g. if an polyline is selected then it
will export the information as object type LWPOLYLINE and so on). Handle:
Check this option if you want to export the Handle information of
the selected entity. Object Layer:
Check
this option if you want to export the Layer information of the
selected entity (for e.g. if the selected object is drawn in layer pipe
then it extracts the layer name as PIPE).
GT_OD_EXTRACT Tutorial
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: AutoDesk Map Tools
Menu
: GeoTools
AutoDesk Map Tools
Extract object table structure to a text
file
Command
line: GT_OD_STRUCEXT
GT_OD_STRUCEXT
command is used to extract the field structure of an object table into an ASCII text file. This command is useful to study and
analyze the object data table structure in drawings in an easily readable ASCII format. This can be a useful
tool especially in performing quality checks, detecting inconsistent object data structures
etc. Object Tables to extract: Select the object tables to extract. Select all tables: Check this option to select all available tables
for extracting the field structure. Extract
file name...:
Browse and specify the name of the ASCII file to create.
Toolbar
: AutoDesk Map Tools
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: GeoTools
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Textzeichen in Objektdaten übertragen
Command
line:GT_TXT2OD
The GT_TXT2OD command is used to populate Object data fields with text string
values which are obtained from picked text objects.
The GT_TXT2OD command is used to
transfer text strings as object data. Using this command, you can select a
object table name and specify the fields that you want populated. Each
selected object field can then be populated with selected text strings. Object
Table Name: Choose the object table name to process from the list
of available tables in the current drawing. Select
field names: For the selected object table, this list box displays
all the available field names. Choose the field names that you wish to
populate. Multiple selection is permissible. Upon
choosing the Ok button, you will be asked to select an
object. GT_TXT2OD will then ask to select text objects, once for each of the
chosen fields to populate. The text string from the Text object will then
be populated into the object field. The existing field value is
presented as a default. If you do not wish to change it, simply press the
ENTER key and do not select a text object. The text string value will be
appropriately converted to the field type and stored.
Toolbar
: AutoDesk Map Tools
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: GeoTools
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Objektdaten auflisten
Command
line: GT_OD_LIST

GT_OD_LIST is a quick command to list the object table data in the AutoCAD
text screen. The list format used by GT_OD_LIST is somewhat similar to the
old-style LIST command used by AutoCAD 14 and earlier versions. the GT_OD_LIST command is provided for people who would like to quickly see the
object table data on their text screens rather than in a dialog box. This
command is often popularly used in intensive data capture operations where
it may be easier to view in a text screen rather than by way of a dialog
box.
The GT_OD_LIST command prompts the user to select the object and all object
table data from the objects selected is dumped to the screen.
Object Tables to
list: Select the object tables to list the information. Select all tables: Check this option to select all available tables
for listing the information. Store OD_LIST
results in ASCII file: Check this option to the object data listing
entity-wise into an ASCII file. Export text
file..:
Browse and specify the name of the ASCII file to create for
storing the listed information.
Toolbar
: AutoDesk Map Tools
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: GeoTools
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Suchen und Ersetzen von Objektdaten
Command
line: GT_OD_SEARCH

The GT_OD_SEARCH command is used to quickly search and replace object table
data. The search and replace will only work with one object table and one
data field at a time.
Object Table to search: Select the object table to search. A list
of all defined object tables is shown.
Field to search: Select the object data field to search. The list
of fields in the currently selected table is shown.
Search/Replace options: Define the various parameters and criteria
for search and replace.
Current search type: Depending on the type of object data field
selected, this will either be shown as a Numeric search or a
Text search.
Replace Values: Checking this option causes the searched string to
be replaced with the value shown in the "Replace With" field. Otherwise,
only the search is performed and the objects meeting the search criteria
will be placed in the active selection set.
Embedded search: Checking this option causes the search string to
be searched from within whole words.
Case sensitive search: Check this option if you want the search to
be case-sensitive.
Text to search: Specify the text string to search.
Numeric search criteria: Numeric comparative operators like <,
>, <=, >=
or /= can be used to specify the numeric search criteria.
Replace with: When the Replace field values option above is
selected, you can enter the replacement string here.
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: AutoDesk Map Tools
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: GeoTools
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Topologieobjekte graphisch auswählen
Command
line: GT_TOPOSELECT
The GT_TOPOSELECT command selects topology objects graphically and places
them in the active [previous] selection set.
Topology Name:
Select the
name of the topology to work on.
Object Type to select: Select the object type to select.
This can be either Nodes, Links or Polygon. Only the
specified object type of the topology is selected.
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: AutoDesk Map Tools
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: GeoTools
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Objektdaten-Definition kopieren
Command
line: GT_COPYODTABDEF

The GT_COPYODTABDEF command makes copies of object table. Use this command to
quickly duplicate object table definitions so that new tables can be
created by altering the duplicate definition.
Object Table to use: Select the object table to duplicate
New table name: Enter the new object table copy to create
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: AutoDesk Map Tools
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: GeoTools
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Objektdaten aus Blockattributen definieren
Command
line: GT_DEFATTOD
The GT_DEFATTOD command is used to
create an object table using the names of block attribute tags as the
object data field names. This is a quick method to define the object table
from block attributes and helps in migrating AutoCAD drawings with block
attributes to object table data.
Select Block: Select the block name to use.
New table name: Enter the new object table name to create
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: AutoDesk Map Tools
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: GeoTools
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Ordnen Sie die Object-Tabelle der Datenbanktabelle
zu
Command
line: GT_DEFDBOD

The GT_DEFDBOD command is used to
create an object table using the names and types of fields in a linked
database table. This is a quick method to define the object table
from linked database and helps in transferring data from CAO-linked
database to AutoCAD Map object table data.
Select link template: Select the link template name from the
available link templates defined in current drawing.
New table name: Enter the new object table name to create.
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: AutoDesk Map Tools
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: GeoTools
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Objektdaten ändern
Command
line: GT_OD_EDIT

The GT_OD_EDIT command is used to globally
edit object data values in the current drawing.
Object Table Name: Select the object table name to process
Field Name: Select the field name to process
Multiple edit in notepad.exe: Brings up the object data from multiple
selected objects in the Windows text editor notepad.exe for multiple edit.
Upon saving the file and exiting, the changes are copied back into the
drawing and the object data table is updated.
Set Same value: Sets the same value for the selected current
field. The field can be an integer, real or character string
Trim characters from start: Applicable for character data
only, this option enables to trim off # number of characters from the
start of the string.
Trim characters from end: Applicable for character data only, this
option enables to trim off # number of characters from the end of the
string.
Add prefix: Applicable for character data only, this option adds a
prefix in front of the string
Add suffix: Applicable for character data only, this option
adds a suffix at the end of the string
Increment: Increments the data field value by the specified
amount
Decrement: Decrements the data field value by the specified
amount
Toolbar
: AutoDesk Map Tools
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: GeoTools
AutoDesk Map Tools
Run current query with 'Alter Properties' and format label placements
Command
line: GT_QUERYPROC
The GT_QUERYPROC command is used to format the labels created during a
query process with the 'Alter Properties' option set. The way AutoCAD Map
displays the labels after a query does not allow flexible positioning
and formatting of the label text. The GT_QUERYPROC command attempts to fill that need by allowing various ways in
which you can position the text labels immediately following the execution
of the query command with the 'Alter Properties' option set. There are
two main types of objects that can be queried - point objects and
linear/polygonal objects. Point objects include the AutoCAD Points,
Shapes, Blocks and Text objects. Linear and polygonal objects include
Line, polyline, spline, 3dface etc. GT_QUERYPROC can work with any of these
objects to format the associated labels information. Linear/polygon
object labels: First point:
Places the label at the first point of the linear of polygon object
Last point: Places the label at the first point of the linear of
polygon object
Middle point: Places the label at the first point of the linear of
polygon object
Centroid: Places the label at the first point of the linear of
polygon object
Repeated: Choosing this option causes the text annotation to be
repeated along the length of the object.
Repeat distance: Specify the distance interval along which
the label must be repeated. Text offset options: Offset Text labels:
Checking this option causes the text labels to be offset from their
position
Relative to rotation angle: Checking this option causes the offset
of rotated text to be along the rotation angle viz. if a text is rotated
by 30 degrees, then an X Offset of 2.0 will push the text in the direction
of 30 degrees by a distance of 2.0 rather than in the direction of 0.0 as
would happen if it were not relative to rotation angle.
X Offset: Specify the X offset distance
Y Offset: Specify the Y offset distance Text Rotation options Rotate Text labels:
Checking this option causes the text labels to be rotated
Relative to rotation angle: Checking this option causes the
rotation of text to be relative to the rotation angle viz. if a text is
rotated by 30 degrees, then a rotation of 10 degrees would cause it to
become 40 degrees.
Rotation angle: Specify the rotation angle.
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Objekt brechen, aber die Objektdaten in den Teilen
erhalten
Command
line: GT_AMAPBREAK
The GT_AMAPBREAK command
is exactly the AutoCAD Break command but it ensures that both the broken
parts of the object retain their object data. This command is provided to
overcome the limitation in the standard Break command ob object data which
results in one of the broken pieces losing it object data.
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automatisch nummerierte Objektdaten erzeugen
Command
line:GT_AUTOINCROD

The
GT_AUTOINCROD command is used to assign incrementing object table table to
selected objects.
Starting Value: Specify the start value of the counter to be used
for the incrementing field. Default is 1
Value Increment: Specify the counter increment value. Default is 1
Prefix: An optional prefix can be added in front of the field value
in case of character fields.
Suffix: An optional suffix can be added at the end of the field
value in case of character fields.
Object Table: Select the name of the Object table name from this
pull-down list.
Field Name: Select the name of the Object table field name from
this pull-down list.
Create object table if it does not exist: Checking this option
controls whether the incrementing object data is to be added to
objects that do not contain the object table attached to them or not. If
this option is not checked and if the object doe not have object data
already attached, it will be skipped.
Select multiple objects for processing:
Checking this option
allows to select multiple objects and all the selected objects will be
incremented with specified increment value.
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: GeoTools
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Objekte in Ursprung setzen - und Extended Entity Daten
bewahren
Command
line: GT_XP_RETDAT
See Under Diverse Tools
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Auf nichtvorhandene XData/Objektdaten überprüfen
Command
line: GT_NODATA
See Under
Xdata_tools
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