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INLINE OPTION: .DELTA ON/OFF<br />

Chapter 5 Preparing Input Data<br />

This inline option allows you to change the “Distance/Vertical Data Type” default set in<br />

the Project Options/General dialog. This option relates only to 3D-formatted data. When<br />

set to “OFF”, subsequent data will be interpreted as slope distance and zenith angle<br />

observations. When set to “ON”, subsequent data will be interpreted as horizontal<br />

distance and elevation difference observations.<br />

For example, if the “Distance/Vertical Data Type” option in the Project Options is set to<br />

the “Slope Dist/Zenith Angle” setting, the following inline options illustrate how to<br />

change to the input data to the “Horiz Dist/Elev Diff” mode, and then back again:<br />

M 24-23-25 68-33-44.5 655.678 91-23-56 5.13/5.25<br />

.DELTA ON<br />

M 26-25-27 98-45-55.4 543.335 12.35 5.15/5.32<br />

M 27-26-28 79-33-24.3 523.667 -3.21 5.55/5.43<br />

.DELTA OFF<br />

M 32-27-55 87-43-52.1 702.345 89-26-53 5.55/4.89<br />

etc...<br />

Note that “3D-formatted” data can be entered in both 2D and 3D projects. This inline<br />

controls only how the distance and vertical information is interpreted on data lines.<br />

INLINE OPTION: .ORDER [NE/EN] [AtFromTo/FromAtTo]<br />

This inline option allows you to change the “Coordinate” and the “Angle Data Station”<br />

order settings within a data file. Using this inline, you can easily include coordinates or<br />

observations in your data files that perhaps had been prepared by someone else, and were<br />

typed using an order different than that set in your project options.<br />

The “NE/EN” keywords allow you to switch the north and east order of the coordinates,<br />

and likewise, the “AtFromTo/FromAtTo” keywords allow you to switch the station name<br />

order that defines angles. This inline option changes the order for input data only! The<br />

original default order specified in the Project Options/General dialog still controls the<br />

order displayed in the adjustment output listing and coordinate files.<br />

C 1 50345.334 20423.155 #Using original project options orders<br />

.ORDER EN FROM #Change both order types<br />

C 4 20445.167 50443.675 #All following data is affected<br />

etc...<br />

.ORDER NE #Change only coordinate order back<br />

etc...<br />

You can enter one or both keyword types on a single inline option line. The example<br />

shown above illustrates setting both, and then resetting one back.<br />

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