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The DEFINE_PROJ command consists of a single command line followed by a series of lines describing the<br />

projection in the format of an ESRI PRJ file. The easiest way to determine the text for a projection is to setup<br />

a projection on the Projection tab of the Tools->Configuration and then use the Save to File button to create a<br />

new .prj file. Then just open the .prj file up in Notepad and copy the contents to the lines following the<br />

DEFINE_PROJ command line.<br />

The DEFINE_PROJ command is terminated with a single line containing only the text END_DEFINE_PROJ.<br />

For a sample of the DEFINE_PROJ command in use, load some data and then save a <strong>Global</strong> <strong>Map</strong>per<br />

workspace file from the File->Save Workspace menu command. Open the resulting .gmw file in an editor and<br />

you can see how the DEFINE_PROJ command is used to define a view projection and the set it.<br />

The following parameters are required by the DEFINE_PROJ command.<br />

• PROJ_NAME - specifies the name to associate with the projection<br />

DEFINE_SHAPE<br />

The DEFINE_SHAPE command allows a multi-point shape (like a polygon) to be associated with a name.<br />

The projection name can then be used in later commands for things like cropping and feathering to polygonal<br />

boundaries.<br />

The DEFINE_SHAPE command consists of a single command line followed by a series of lines describing<br />

the series of XY coordinate pairs that define the shape. Each line should have a single coordinate value with<br />

the X and Y coordinates separated by a comma.<br />

The DEFINE_SHAPE command is terminated with a single line containing only the text<br />

END_DEFINE_SHAPE.<br />

The following parameters are required by the DEFINE_SHAPE command.<br />

• SHAPE_NAME - specifies the name to associate with the shape<br />

Here is an example of a DEFINE_SHAPE command used to define a feather polygon with a name of<br />

'FEATHER_POLY'<br />

DEFINE_SHAPE SHAPE_NAME="FEATHER_POLY"<br />

377493.234,4323974.016<br />

375343.359,4318676.109<br />

381101.953,4314414.750<br />

387014.109,4317178.875<br />

386975.719,4322400.000<br />

381869.766,4324588.266<br />

377493.234,4323974.016<br />

END_DEFINE_SHAPE<br />

DEFINE_VAR<br />

<strong>Global</strong> <strong>Map</strong>per User's Manual<br />

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