PLOTDETAILDATA

Function:

Allows the user to position parameterized attribute data within detail plots.

Description:

Detail plots may also contain the parameterized values of any allowable type of system or user defined attributes. The attributes are defined using the PLOTDETaildata command. This definition includes the following fields:

• Which attributes to display.

• X, Y coordinates of the parameterized text, relative to the origin of the detail plot.

• Character height.

• Angle at which to display text.

The values of the different types of attributes are output as text records, using the following formats:

• Array attributes are shown separated by a line.

• Reference attributes are output as the full text of the attribute.

• Logical attributes are shown as T or F.

• Position, orientation and direction attributes are separated by spaces.

Examples:

PLOTDET /DETAIL1 ATTR PPOS 1 x 10 y 10 h 10 a 45

Plots the value of attribute ‘PPOS 1’ in DETAIL1, at a position of 10:10 from the origin, with a character height of 10 and at an angle of 45°.

PLOTDET /DETAIL6 ATTR DPFN x 10 y 5 h 3.5 a 0

Plots the value of attribute ‘DPFN’ in DETAIL6, at a position of 10:5 from the origin, with a character height of 3.5 and at an angle of 0°.

Command Syntax:

>- PLOTDETaildata -- ATTRibute - ATQNUM --+- X -----.
                                          |         |
                                          |- Y -----|
                                          |         |
                                          |- Height-|
                                          |         |
                                          ‘- Angle -+- value ->

Querying:

Q PLOTDETaildata All

Will output all information for all detailed PLOT files.

Q PLOTDETaildata /filename All

Will list details of all parameters for the given PLOT file.

Q PLOTDETaildata /filename NUM/ATTRIBUTES

Will display the number of attributes for the given PLOT file.

Q PLOTDETaildata /filename ATTR INT

Will return the X,Y coordinates, height and angle of the INT’th parameter in the specified PLOT file.