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Chapter 5 Preparing Input Data Legacy Inline Options The following inline options were present in older versions but have been replaced by improved features or new options. These inline options are still maintained for the time being, however, to provide compatibility with existing data files. INLINE OPTION: .INCLUDE FileName In earlier versions of STAR*NET, there was only one primary data file for a project, but the “.INCUDE” inline option could be used repeatedly to insert data from other files. Since the current program version allows you to define as many data files as you wish for a project, the “.INCLUDE” option is no longer really necessary. However, it is still maintained in the program so that existing projects can run unchanged, and to support users who still wish to use this feature. To use the option, insert the “.INCLUDE” inline anywhere in the primary data file or any included file. Whenever the program finds the option, it will start reading data from the specified file. After data has been completely read from the included file, the program continues reading data from the preceding data file. #Sample file containing ".INCLUDE" inlines .INCLUDE DAVID.001 M 2-1-3 132-33-22 1200.234 M 3-2-4 125-14-54 1422.345 M 3-2-5 155-23-34 1023.117 .INCLUDE DAVID.002 .INCLUDE NORTH40.DAT etc... There are a couple simple rules to remember when using this option. In the discussion of the rules below, we call the file containing the “.INCLUDE” option the “parent” and the file to be included, the “child.” 1. The child file inherits all options currently in affect in the parent file, however any options set or changed within the child file are not transferred back to the parent. For example, if you use the “.2D” inline option in the parent file, the child file inherits the “2D” data mode. But, if the mode is changed using the “.3D” option in the child file, the changed mode is not transferred back to the parent. The parent retains its original “2D” data mode. 2. An “included” file may also contain an “.INCLUDE” inline option, and all the rules mentioned above relating to parent and child files continue to apply. Also, if a path is given with the file name, any “.INCLUDE” option lines in the child file also inherit this path. 92
Chapter 5 Preparing Input Data INLINE OPTION: .MULTIPLIER Value In earlier versions of STAR*NET, this option was used to convert between different linear units (i.e. feet to meters, etc.) by applying a multiplier. The current program version has a better method, the “.UNITS” inline option previously described. But, this inline option is maintained so that existing projects can run unchanged. If for example, linear units in you Project Options are set to FeetUS, but parts of your data are entered in Meters, apply a multiplier to the respective data as illustrated below: M 24-23-25 68-33-44.5 655.678 #Normal data in FeetUS .MULT 3.28083333 #Multiply by 3.28083333 M 26-25-27 98-45-55.4 201.335 #Data in Meters M 27-26-28 79-33-24.3 194.667 .MULT #Resets to 1.000 again etc... An entered inline multiplier affects all linear items including coordinate values, distances, elevation differences, HI-HT values and any explicitly entered standard error values relating to these linear items. INLINE OPTION: .ELEVATION Orthometric/Ellipsoidal In earlier versions of STAR*NET, this inline option allowed you to specify that an elevation entered on a C, P and E data line was to be intrepreted as an ellipsoid height rather than an orthometric elevation. In this version, CH, PH and EH data line codes have been provided to make entering of ellipsoid heights more straight forward. See descriptions of the CH, PH and EH data lines earlier in this chapter. But, this inline option is maintained so that existing projects can run unchanged. The option only affects the interpretation of elevation values on C, P and E data lines. The example below illustrates entry of few Position and Elevation lines. The elevation values on the initial lines are intrepreted as orthometric. The mode is changed to ellipsoidal, and then back again to orthometric. P 125 37-25-29.345 122-04-25.324 955.32 ! ! ! #Ortho by default .ELEV ELLIP P 153 37-26-22.177 122-03-55.411 923.52 ! ! ! #Ellipsoid heights P 157 37-25-29.345 122-03-45.235 924.95 ! ! ! E 165 924.66 ! E 166 924.98 ! .ELEV ORTHO E 133 955.37 ! #Back to orthometric etc... 93
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TABLE OF CONTENTS Chapter 1 OVERVIE
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10.9 Entering a Geoid Height and Ve
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Chapter 1 Overview 4. Survey planni
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Chapter 2 Installation 2.3 Starting
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2.7 The Registry Chapter 2 Installa
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3.3 The Menu System Chapter 3 Using
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Chapter 3 Using STAR*NET 3.12 Displ
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Chapter 4 Options 4.2 Changing Proj
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