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|param3=<param>|param3_desc={{param}} | |param3=<param>|param3_desc={{param}} | ||
|param4=<string>|param4_desc= {{ | |param4=<string>|param4_desc= {{text}} | ||
|param5=<marker num>|param5_desc={{marker num}} | |param5=<marker num>|param5_desc={{marker num}} | ||
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===Example=== | ===Example=== | ||
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Revision as of 20:43, 23 July 2010
Command
- ADD_OP_TEXT_MARKER <op number>, <feature num>, <param>, <string>, <marker num>
- DESCRPTION*
Parameters
- <op number>
- Operation number.
- <feature num>
- The index to the feature. This will be 1 for the first feature, 2 for the second etc.
- If you have selected a shape, then 1 will be the first line/arc in the shape, 2 will be the second.
- If you have selected a number of points, lines and circles, then index 1 will give you the first
- feature that you selected, 2 will be the second (in the order that you selected them).
- <param>
- Marker parameter.
- <string>
- A text string, in double quotes, for example "my text" or a string variable, for example a$
- <marker num>
- Marker number.
Example
- ADD_OP_TEXT_MARKER
