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| Subject: | GISList: Azimuth b/t 2 pnts |
| Date: |
08/03/2001 08:54:57 AM |
| From: |
Lega, Robert |
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Good morning Listers
Yesterday someone was asking about this, here's what I came up with...
> I Hi, download my script "Angle (azimuth) between two points
> <http://gis.esri.com/arcscripts/details.cfm?CFGRIDKEY=A18C2F77-407A-11D4-9
> 42F00508B0CB419>" from the ArcScripts page
> <http://gis.esri.com/arcscripts/scripts.cfm> of the ESRI website. Load it
> into a script editor document and compile it. Name the script
> "ReturnLineSegmentAzimuth". Then add a new tool to the View's toolbar,
> make its apply script point to a new script document and load the System
> Script "View.LineTool" into it. Add the following lines to the end of the
> script and compile it:
> theAngle = av.Run("ReturnLineSegmentAzimuth",{l.ReturnStart,l.ReturnEnd})
> MsgBox.Info(theAngle.AsString,"Angle of your line")
> This will pop up a message box with the azimuth (degrees between 0-360
> with due north being 0, east being 90, etc) of the user's line.
> Email <mailto:temp@mugford.org> me back if you can't figure out any of
> these steps.
[Lega, Robert\
Hope this will help whomever was look for it....
Robert S. Lega
Sanborn Colorado
Vector Production Group
Colorado Springs, Colorado
rlega@sanmap.com
38* 57' 07" N
104* 47' 21" W
WGS84
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