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• SAVE_DIST_Z_FILE - specifies that the output file should contain distance and elevation values
rather than XYZ coordinate values. Use SAVE_DIST_Z_FILE=YES to enable this option.
GLOBAL_MAPPER_SCRIPT
The GLOBAL_MAPPER_SCRIPT must be the first command in the file. The only parameter supported is the
VERSION parameter. Typically, the entire command line will look like:
GLOBAL_MAPPER_SCRIPT VERSION=1.00
You can use the following parameters with this command:
• VERSION - specifies the version of the scripting language used. This parameter is required. You
should always use VERSION=1.00.
• ENABLE_PROGRESS - specifies whether or not any progress dialogs should be displayed while this
script is processing. This is enabled by default. Use ENABLE_PROGRESS=NO to disable the
display of any progress dialogs during the processing of this script.
• REQUIRE_WORKSPACE - name of workspace file that is required to be loaded for this script to
run. If a name is provided for this parameter and that workspace is not currently loaded into Global
Mapper, the script will immediately abort. This can be used if you have different scripts that you only
want to use if other workspaces are active and want to prevent accidentally selecting the wrong script.
GENERATE_REPORT
Global Mapper User's Manual
The GENERATE_REPORT command allows you to generate a CSV text report file on the data in one or
more loaded layers broken down by a particular attribute value, feature name, or type, or just a single line
report about all features. The report will include the count of area, line, and point features matching the
specified criteria as well as the total combined length of the line features and combined covered area of the
area features.
The following parameters are supported by the command:
• OUTPUT_FILENAME - specifies the name of the text .csv file to write the report results to.
• FILENAME - filename of the layer to generate the report for. If an empty value is passed in, all layers
that were created by the script, such as those from a GENERATE_CONTOURS command, will be
used to generate the report. You can also pass in the value 'USER CREATED FEATURES' when
running a script in the context of the main map view or loading a workspace to have the 'User Created
Features' layer be used. If no FILENAME parameter is provided, the report will cover all available
vector layers.
• REPORT_ATTR - specifies what to use to divide up the report into categories. This can be an
attribute name, or if you would like to compare against a feature label rather than an attribute, use
. To compare against a feature type name rather than an attribute, use for your attribute name. To compare against the feature description, use for
your attribute name. If no REPORT_ATTR parameter is provided or the value is empty, only a single
line concerning all matching features will be generated in the report.
• COMPARE_STR - specifies a comparison operation to perform to see if a feature is one that needs to
be included in the report. The format is attr_name=attr_value. For example if you have an attribute
named CFCC and you want to match when the value of that attribute starts with an 'A', you can use
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