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CHPROP

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Anonymous
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CHPROP

[CURRENT]^C^CSELECT AU \CHPROP P ;LAYER $(getvar,clayer) layer \;

Can anyone help with this command. I'm try to change the layer from
it existing layer to the current layer.

Thanks
Jerome
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Anonymous
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$M=$(getvar,clayer) should work.

Conny

"Jerome Mayeur" skrev i meddelandet
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> [CURRENT]^C^CSELECT AU \CHPROP P ;LAYER $(getvar,clayer) layer \;
>
> Can anyone help with this command. I'm try to change the layer from
> it existing layer to the current layer.
>
> Thanks
> Jerome
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Anonymous
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Thanks
Work just the way I wanted it to work

Conny Klasson wrote:
>
> $M=$(getvar,clayer) should work.
>
> Conny
>
> "Jerome Mayeur" skrev i meddelandet
> news:3CECF9E5.5A25712A@mobiletel.com...
> > [CURRENT]^C^CSELECT AU \CHPROP P ;LAYER $(getvar,clayer) layer \;
> >
> > Can anyone help with this command. I'm try to change the layer from
> > it existing layer to the current layer.
> >
> > Thanks
> > Jerome

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