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  • June 11, 2013
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Hi ALL,

ANYONE KNOW HOW TO COPY THE TEXT STRING ATTRIBUTE FROM TEXT FME TYPE AND ATTACH IT TO OTHER FME GEOMETRY SUCH AS POLYGON OR POLYLINE?IF YOU WONDER THE ANNOTATION ATTRIBUTE SAVED IN fme_text_string INSIDE fme_text. IF I WANT TO COPY THE ATTRIBUTE VALUES AVAILABLE IN fme_text_string FROM fme_text TO OTHER FME TYPE LIKE AREA OR LINE. FOR EXAMPLE, IN CAD, I HAVE COMBINE THE ANNOTATION TEXT (NAME OF ROAD) TOGETHER WITH FEATURE LAYER 'ROAD' AND THEN IN ARCGIS I WANT TO DEFINE THE ADDITIONAL ATTRIBUTE DATA THAT STORE THE NAME OF ROAD IN 'ROAD' LAYER. SO IF WANT TO SHOW THE NAME OF ROAD, I JUST TURN OFF THE LABELING IN THE LAYER PROPERTIES. IF YOU CAN TELL ME WHAT SHOULD I DO SO SETTLE MY PROBLEM?

 

 

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Best answer by redgeographics

You'll need to somehow match the text with the features, either through an attribute (in which case you could use a Matcher) or geometrically (PointOnAreaOverlayer for example, or SpatialRelator).
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You'll need to somehow match the text with the features, either through an attribute (in which case you could use a Matcher) or geometrically (PointOnAreaOverlayer for example, or SpatialRelator).

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