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dbLayerTile need help

lrl1skdev
lrl1skdev over 16 years ago

Hi everyone,

 I am writing a code where i needed to fracture layers vertically and horiontally. I used dbLayerTile to fracture them vertically and I created my own version that fracture layers horiontally since I could not find anything in the documantation that do this job. My problem is I wanted to boost the performance of the code so my first thought is to rotate them by 90deg and then execute dbLayerTile a second time then bring them altogether to their original position. But how to write this in a code in a simplest way still puzzles me.

Any suggestions?

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    prandi over 12 years ago

     Andrew,

    In few cases, poly is getting fractured into more than two rectangles and all the polys(specially polys of "polygon" lpp) are not getting stretched by same length(say 0.015),I dont know how to overcome this and make my code work properly.

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  • prandi
    prandi over 12 years ago

     Andrew,

    In few cases, poly is getting fractured into more than two rectangles and all the polys(specially polys of "polygon" lpp) are not getting stretched by same length(say 0.015),I dont know how to overcome this and make my code work properly.

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