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• DELETE_FEATURES - specifies whether or not to mark all matching features as deleted. Use
DELETE_FEATURES=YES to enable.
• DELETE_DUPLICATES - specifies whether or not to mark matching features that are duplicates (i.e.
same coordinates, label, attributes, type, and style) as deleted. Use DELETE_DUPLICATES=YES to
enable. Note that this only removes duplicate features that are within the same layer. Duplicates in
different layers will not be deleted.
• COORD_OFFSET - specifies the offset to apply to any coordinates for the features that match the
specified criteria. The offset should be in the units of the layer the features are being matched from.
The offset should be specified as a comma-delimited list of the X and Y offsets, such as
COORD_OFFSET="100000.0,200000.0".
• COORD_SCALE - specifies the scale factors to apply to any coordinates for the features that match
the specified criteria. Each coordinate will be multiplied by these scale factor. The scale factors
should be specified either as a single value (the most common scenario) or as separate scale factors
for the X and Y values, like COORD_SCALE=1.00005 for a single value, or
COORD_SCALE=1.0045,1.0052 for separate X and Y coordinate scales.
• ROTATE_ANGLE - specifies the angle in degrees by which to rotate matching features by clockwise
around some point. The ROTATE_ABOUT parameter specifies what point the feature coordinates are
rotated about.
• ROTATE_ABOUT - if a non-zero ROTATE_ANGLE value is specified, specifies the point that the
features should be rotated about, with the default being about the center of all matching features. The
following values are supported:
♦ COMBINED_CENTER - rotates about the combined center of all matching features. This is
the default value.
♦ INDIVIDUAL_CENTER - rotates each feature about the center of the feature independently.
♦ Manually specified location - you can manually specify the X and Y coordinates to rotate
about (in the projection of the layer being rotated), like
ROTATE_ABOUT="45000.0,1356000.0"
• CONNECT_ISLANDS - specifies that any matching area features with islands should have the
islands connected to the outer area boundary to form a single vertex list. This is useful if you need to
export the data for use in software that doesn't support area features with holes/islands in them. Use
CONNECT_ISLANDS=YES to enable.
For an example of how to use the EDIT_VECTOR command, see the sample at the bottom of this document.
EMBED_SCRIPT
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The EMBED_SCRIPT command allows you to call another script from within a script. This can be useful in
many situations. For example, if you have a common set of data files that you want to load for each script
operation, you could simply create a script that loaded those files, then embed that script within your other
scripts.
The following parameters are supported by the command:
• FILENAME - full path to script file to run
• SKIP_UNLOAD_ALL - specifies whether or not the first UNLOAD_ALL command in the script file
being run should be skipped. This is useful for embedding workspace files which typically unload
everything to start with. Use SKIP_UNLOAD_ALL=YES to skip the first UNLOAD_ALL
command.
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