Hi,
i have ca. 13000 lines (always two vertex) and i need to write the coordinates into an attribute.
I know i can use the Feature Function @XValue and @YValue and the list value 0 for the first point and 1 for the last point but I cannot find the right syntax...can someone make an example for me please?
Like....
@XValue(<0>) ?
@Xvalue().0?
Thank you,
Davide
I'd just use two coordinate extractors for this scenario
Ohhh...ok that should do the trick. I'm just really upset at myself cause i know there is a way to define the coordinate index in the @XValue f.e. in the AttributeManager but I can't remember how to do it...
Thanks
+38Ohhh...ok that should do the trick. I'm just really upset at myself cause i know there is a way to define the coordinate index in the @XValue f.e. in the AttributeManager but I can't remember how to do it...
Thanks
The help doesn't indicate this is possible
"When used as an attribute value function, @XValue returns the value of the first x coordinate of the feature."
The feature function @Xvalue does something slightly different.
Perhaps you were thinking of this syntax (*Needs to be in the arithmetic editor not text editor). @Coordinate doesn't appear in the list of functions anymore but it still works
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