The macro editor is where you create macros that generate text to be used in the memorial, is to fill attributes blocks, is to create text files.
Each type of element has its own set of properties, and each property can be
formatted with a type of formatting.
So just choose the property that you want,
choose how to format this property and click the button Add
Functions like the Label style Composer Civil 3D.
The text can be formatted using the formatting buttons on the toolbar.
You can use bold, italic , underlined and indentation
or numerical list, almost as if it were the Word.
All the properties of Type List, need to be supplemented to create a macro to be applied to each item. For example, if we want a list of the lots a block, we would use a macro like this:
By clicking on this macro, the Edit is available.
When clicked,
a new screen Macro Editor is open for we edit the macro to be applied to items.
Of course it is not necessary to decorate which means the part between parentheses
(O0|R1|S1|Q1|I1) in the macro above, just to select the text in the editor and will be
filled the format frame.
It works like this: A Allotment has a list of sites, which in turn, has a list of Lots, which in turn has a list of Segments. For each item, will open a new screen on the previous one.
In general, the memorials in text form can be disassembled into parts that are repeated, so, the editor makes sense to work this way. Note:
LOT 01: Urban located in STREET C and situated in the Allotment Residential property of JHON DOE with an area of 674.025 m² (six hundred seventy-four square meters and three square decimeters) and perimeter 117.604 m, as planimetric survey carried out in the field.
begins the description of the property perimeter in point
2 at coordinates N=7,987,178.912 m and E=784,320.868 m This confronting the EAST to LOT 11" And from an azimuth of 245° 13' 22.429" a distance of 37,500 m comes If the point
2 at coordinates N=7,987,163.197 m and E=784,286.821 m This confronting to the WEST to STREET C and followed by an azimuth of 335° 13' 22.429" a distance of 30,000 m you arrive at the point
3 at coordinates N=7,987,190.435 m and E=784,274.248 m This confronting to the WEST to STREET A and followed by a bearing 65° 13' 22.429" a distance of 3,415 m you arrive at the point
4 at coordinates N=7,987,191.866 m and E=784,277.349 m This confronting to the North to STREET A and followed by an azimuth of 103° 2' 51.110" a distance of 43.151 m you arrive at the point
5 at coordinates N=7,987,182.125 m and E=784,319.386 m This confronting the EAST to LOT 02 and followed by a bearing 155° 13' 22.429" a distance of 3,538 m you arrive at the point
1 early this description.
Note that the sentences are repeated and which effectively changes are the coordinates or confrontational. So to replicate this example in the editor, you would do this:
[Nome(C1)]: Urban located in [Endereco(C1)], and situated in the Allotment Residential property of JHON DOE with an area of ??[Area(D3|P2|Um2|T2|M2|N0)] ([Area(Um2|N1|C0)]) and perimeter [Comprimento(D3|P2|Um|T2|M2|N0)] as Survey Planimetric run on the field. Begins the description of the property in point [Segmentos(R1|S1|Q1|I1)] [VerticeInicial(S6|C1)] early this description.
It should look like this:[VerticeInicial(S6|C1)] at coordinates N=[VerticeInicial(S1|Um|D3|P3|T2|M2|N0)] and E=[VerticeInicial(S0|Um|D3|P3|T2|M2|N0)] from this confronting the [Orientacao(C1)] with "[Confrontante(C1)]" and followed a bearing [InfoAngulo(G1|Ugrau|A1|E1|D3|P3|M2|N0)] with a distance of [Comprimento(D3|P2|Um|T2|M2|N0)] arrives at the point
The example set is available in the program folder in "TEMPLATES/sample text.ldc"