File of input data for construction of a theodolite course

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This text file with *.teo extension can be created from dialogue after input of data manually. For this purpose it is necessary to choose Save item in the File menu or to press Save button of toolbar and to set a name of a saved file.

It has following structure:

.TEO  

// data onto one course

TIP I

COUNT K

NAME1 S0

NAME2 SN

DIRAN1 G0

DIRAN2 GM

COORD0 X0 Y0

COORD1 X1 Y1

COORD2 XM YM

COORD3  XN YN

FLGAN J

FLGDIR d

FLGV f

FORMAT N D L G M S H E V A B I W

.BEGIN

N1 D1 L1 G1 M1 S1 H1 E1 V1 A1 B1 I1 W1

N2 D2 L2 G2 M2 S2 H2 E2 V2 A2 B2 I2 W2

…………………..

Nm Dm Gm Mm Sm Hm Em Vm Am Bm Im Wm

.END

// data onto a following course

TIP I

COUNT K

NAME1 S0

NAME2 SN

DIRAN1 G0

DIRAN2 GM

COORD0 X0 Y0

COORD1 X1 Y1

COORD2 XM YM

COORD3  XN YN

FLGAN J

FLGDIR d

FLGV f

 

FORMAT N D L G M S H E V A B I W

.BEGIN

N1 D1 L1 G1 M1 S1 H1 E1 V1 A1 B1 I1 W1

N2 D2 L2 G2 M2 S2 H2 E2 V2 A2 B2 I2 W2

…………………..

Nm Dm Gm Mm Sm Hm Em Vm Am Bm Im Wm

.END

and so on by quantity of courses

 

where

 

.TEO    - file label,

 

Further there is an information onto one theodolitic course:

 

TIP I – type of a theodolite course (not obligatory parameter):

       where  I = 1 – classic course (by default) (or unlock course);

          I =  2 – close;

          I =  3 – closed, basing onto one starting point;

          I =  4 – with 1-st starting a corner (or adjoin course);

          I  =  5 – free;

          I  =  6 – with a coordinate binding (or link course);

K – number of points of a course,

S0,SN   – names or numbers of zero and the last points of a course,

G0    –  a direction angle of a zero point (to the first) in degrees,

GM     –  a direction angle of a penultimate point (to the last) in degrees,

X0 Y0   – coordinates of a zero point in meters,

X1 Y1   – coordinates of the first point in meters,

XM YM   – coordinates of a penultimate point in meters,

XN YN   – coordinates of the last point in meters,

J – an attribute of left (J=0) or right (J=1) measured angles,

d -  an attribute of angles input from a file (=0 - measured, =1 - direction)

f  -  an attribute of vertical angles: 0 - the left angles, 1 - right angles

FORMAT N D L G M S H E V A B I W - a line, specifying in what order the data on calculated points are entered (not obligatory field: at its absence the order by default is taken: N D G M S . Data on a point are entered through a blank, the name - on the first place, for other data it is possible to specify the any order (but one for all points in a file), some fields (except for the name) can be absent),

where:

FORMAT     - an attribute of string beginning,

N                  - name of a point,

D                  - distance,

L                   - horizontal distance,

G                  - a horizontal corner: degrees,

M                                                      minutes,

S                                                      seconds,

H                  - height of a point,

E                  - height difference (or excess or altitude correction),

V                  - a vertical angle: degrees,

A                                                      minutes,

B                                                      seconds,

I                    - horizon of instrument (m),

W                  - height of sighting (m).

 

.BEGIN   – a label of the beginning of internal points of a course,

 

N1 … Nm – names of points,

D1 … Dm – distances between points,

G1 M1 S1 … Gm Mm Sm – the measured angles in degrees, minutes, seconds,

H1 … Hm        - heights of points,

E1 … Em        - height difference onto a following point,

V1 A1 B1 … Vm Am Bm - vertical angles in degrees, minutes, seconds,

I1  …   Im          - horizon of instrument (m),

W1 … Wm        - height of sighting (m) onto a following point

.END     – the end of the data's block onto one course

 

Further there is an information onto other course (if it is), etc.

If any data in the table have not been filled, in a corresponding place of a file there will be 0.

 

Example:

 

.TEO

COUNT 7

NAME1 т.10

NAME2 вр.рп.2

DIRAN1   28 36 12

DIRAN2  166 37 21

COORD0 78137.07 34671.18

COORD1 78176.41 34692.63

COORD2 78137.07 34671.18

COORD3  

.BEGIN

т.11 33.70  260 51 02

и 36.48  277 08 42

з 25.53   96 10 27

т.12 61.13  344 38 12

т.10 0   59 13 48

.END