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MAPCOMP Map Specification Language (R20)
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Data type
Description
<thickness>
(line thickness)*
<style>
(line style)*
<typeface>
(typeface number)*
<justification>
(text justification type)*
<colour>
(colour)*
Examples
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Saturation
String
HighSymbol
Corner
Projection
Dataset
Internal
Unit
Symbol
TickMarks
PolyFill
Thickness
BorderStyle
LabelFont
Justify
SymbolColour
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450(<number>)
0.7(<0..1>)
"Airborne Survey"(<string>)
H(<char>)
143:46:12(<deg:min:sec>)
TMAMG50(<filename>)
d:/surveys/ebagoola(<path>)
no(<YES|NO>)
METRES(<METRES|DEGREES>)
cross(<symbol>)
border(<ticktype>)
hollow(<filltype>)
.75(<thickness>)
solid(<style>)
5(<typeface>)
tc(<justification>)
blue (<colour>)
For possible values of the types marked * see Available map attribute values (R22).
Text features
Font size You can specify font size in millimetres. 1 millimetre equals
approximately 3 points (more precisely 2.83 points).
Font weight You can specify the weight (line thickness) of text using the
LineThickness = statement. The text weight is measured in mm. A value of 0
(the default) will result in the finest lines possible for your printer. The following
statement will result in text of line thickness 0.5 mm
LineThickness = 0.5
Multiple line text You can specify a text object with several lines of text by placing a
number of strings in the statement. INTREPID will place each string on a new
line. Example:
String = {
"Desmond Fitzgerald & Assoc."
"Brighton, Australia"
}
If you use multiple line text you must specify the line spacing in mm using the
VGap = statement (otherwise the lines will be too close together).
Example: VGap = 5
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