Parcel Inverse report

[Anonymous]

Can someone tell me how to modify the precision of any bearing values in
LandXML Reporting in the Parcel Inverse report? We changed the value of
"Curve Segment Delta Angle," and this did modify as specified. But we can't
find where to modify other bearing values, e.g., Chord Direction. Thanks in
advance for any help you can give.

Cathy Lam

[Anonymous]

Hi Cathy,
I don't work with the XML reports much, but this is something I found back in August that I think will fix your
bearings......

Open the General_Formatting_JScript.xsl file in the LandXML Reporting
\Support folder. Look for these lines near the top:

var linearPrec = 2;
var coordPrec = 6;
var anglePrec = 3;


change the anglePrec to 0

I haven't yet found a way to set this directly in the Precision settings in
the LandXML Report.

"Cathy" <.> wrote in message news:5812894@discussion.autodesk.com...
Can someone tell me how to modify the precision of any bearing values in
LandXML Reporting in the Parcel Inverse report? We changed the value of
"Curve Segment Delta Angle," and this did modify as specified. But we can't
find where to modify other bearing values, e.g., Chord Direction. Thanks in
advance for any help you can give.

Cathy Lam

[Anonymous]

On another subject, did you get the revised Profile Report I posted for you last month?

"Cathy" <.> wrote in message news:5812894@discussion.autodesk.com...
Can someone tell me how to modify the precision of any bearing values in
LandXML Reporting in the Parcel Inverse report? We changed the value of
"Curve Segment Delta Angle," and this did modify as specified. But we can't
find where to modify other bearing values, e.g., Chord Direction. Thanks in
advance for any help you can give.

Cathy Lam

[Anonymous]

Thanks for the work-around for setting the precision of the bearings - that
worked great!

I apologize, I forgot to post about the profile report you posted - I can't
for some reason download the attachment. It shows that your message is
100k, but I can't get to the attachment. Any thoughts? Thanks for all of
your help.

Cathy


Jeff Mishler wrote:
> On another subject, did you get the revised Profile Report I posted
> for you last month?
> "Cathy" <.> wrote in message news:5812894@discussion.autodesk.com...
> Can someone tell me how to modify the precision of any bearing values
> in LandXML Reporting in the Parcel Inverse report? We changed the value
> of "Curve Segment Delta Angle," and this did modify as specified. But
> we can't find where to modify other bearing values, e.g., Chord Direction.
> Thanks in advance for any help you can give.
>
> Cathy Lam

[Anonymous]

You're welcome for the bearings precision.

As for the profile report, doggone forum software strikes again. It accepts
an attachment from Outlook Express but doesn't show it as such. I'l bet it
can be seen as an attachment in the web interface for the forum.

I'm attaching it here as a zip, hopefully it works.

Hmmm, interestingly, I just noticed that a portion of my response was
truncated as well. Just a sentence & a half, but that's just plain weird.

Jeff

"Cathy" <.> wrote in message news:5814897@discussion.autodesk.com...
Thanks for the work-around for setting the precision of the bearings - that
worked great!

I apologize, I forgot to post about the profile report you posted - I can't
for some reason download the attachment. It shows that your message is
100k, but I can't get to the attachment. Any thoughts? Thanks for all of
your help.

Cathy

[Anonymous]

Thank you - got it! It looks great. That's exactly what we needed, with
the actual PVI grade shown separately, and the slopes calc'd appropriately.
The "select all" box is a nice touch too. Thank you again for all of your
help, this is a lifesaver. 🙂

Cathy


Jeff Mishler wrote:
> You're welcome for the bearings precision.
>
> As for the profile report, doggone forum software strikes again. It
> accepts an attachment from Outlook Express but doesn't show it as
> such. I'l bet it can be seen as an attachment in the web interface
> for the forum.
> I'm attaching it here as a zip, hopefully it works.
>
> Hmmm, interestingly, I just noticed that a portion of my response was
> truncated as well. Just a sentence & a half, but that's just plain
> weird.
> Jeff

[tcorey]

Dang, Jeff, I'm just now catching up to posts you did six years ago. This one helped me with a customer question just today. Thanks for all you do here.

Tim