#Mapublisher replace value in attributes code#

Important Adobe Illustrator Compatibility Notes The value will usually not change over the life of a document session, but there are Adobe Illustrator operations that can cause the value to change. This means that if a document is saved and re-opened, the #ID value might change. The lower right Y coordinate of the image. The lower right X coordinate of the image. The upper right Y coordinate of the image. The upper right X coordinate of the image. The upper left Y coordinate of the image. The upper left X coordinate of the image. The lower left Y coordinate of the image. The lower left X coordinate of the image. Editing this property will change the opacity of the image. The number of pixels across the height of the image. The number of pixels across the width of the image. Editing this value will scale the text on the Y-axis. Editing this value will scale the text on the X-axis. The horizontal scaling of a point object. Editing this property will apply the selected style to the art.

The number of characters in the contents of the text art. Editing this will affect the text on the page. Editing this property will change the name in the Layers panel. For text-on-a-path or text-in-a-path, this will be the y-coordinate of the first vertex on the associated path. The Y-coordinate in the document units of the current point. For text-on-a-path or text-in-a-path, this will be the X-coordinate of the first vertex on the associated path. The X-coordinate in the document units of the current point text. Editing this property will change the opacity of the art. The Y-coordinate in the world units of the current point. The X-coordinate in the world units of the current point. Editing this property will apply the selected symbol to the art. The rotation in degrees of the art around its anchor point. Editing this value will scale the symbol in the Y-axis. Editing this value will scale the symbol in the X-axis. The X-coordinate in the document units of the current point. Editing this value will scale the stroke weight. Editing this value will open/close the path. This property cannot be set.ĭescribes whether or not the path is closed (yes or no). The perimeter of the area in world units.

Editing this property will alter the stroke weight of the art. The direction is clockwise or counterclockwise. The internal unique ID to refer to Adobe Illustrator artwork within the document. The following property columns are attached to valid map layers in this version of MAPublisher: Art can be modified directly from the attribute table by making edits to values in these columns. These property columns (prefixed with a #) are designed to indicate the physical properties of map art on the Adobe Illustrator canvas. In addition to the attribute values that were imported into a work session, Area, Line, Point, Text, and Image MAP Layers are also assigned a number of additional MAPublisher attribute columns. (MAP Point Plotter, Join Points)įor text labels (Label Features, MAP Tagger Tool, MAPublisher LabelPro)įor MAPublisher Legend items (North Arrows, Scale Bars, Grids, and Graticules)įor referenced images (Import Image, Register Image) (Buffer Art, Join Lines, Line Plotter)įor town and city symbols, railway stations, etc. (Buffer Art, Join Areas, Line Plotter)įor rivers, roads, railways, etc. Each MAP Layer is symbolized in MAPublisher panels and dialog boxes with an icon depicting its feature type:įor county boundaries, urban areas, country outlines, etc. MAP LayersĪll MAP Layers contain attribute information (except Legend MAP Layers). Along with line, area, and point vector data imported as explained in the previous sections, MAPublisher also imports the attribute data table associated with any vector map file that it supports.

#Mapublisher replace value in attributes code#

It is in the attribute table that we find important information such as street names for lines, zoning or zip code numbers for areas, and elevations for points to go along with our line, area, or point vector data. The attribute table that forms part of a GIS map file is one of the most important parts of the data set.