| Description |
Export data in Trimble Feature XML format.
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| Access |
Home / Data / Export / Trimble Feature XML
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| Requirements |
Xchange Trimble Survey module
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| Options |
The following properties allow control of the export.
| General |
Description |
| Content |
Displayed - Only visible layers are exported.
All - All layers are exported regardless of whether they are visible.
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| Version |
Select the appropriate version of the Trimble FXL file to export. |
| Layer Description |
Do one of the following:
- Select the checkbox to export the layer description as the Trimble feature name.
- Clear the checkbox to export the layer name as the Trimble feature name.
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| Control Codes |
Select a control code table from the list. (Optional) |
| Lookup Tables |
Description |
| Layer |
Select the layer lookup table to be used during the export. |
| Attribute Definition |
Select the attribute definition lookup table to be used during the export. |
| Line Style |
Select the line style lookup table to be used during the export. |
| Plan Symbol |
Select the plan symbol lookup table to be used during the export. |
A blank selection for a lookup table indicates that no lookup will be performed.
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| Notes |
- Trimble items exported include: symbols, line styles, codes, feature names, categories, line control codes, attribute definitions and layers.
- If a layer is not associated with a feature code via a lookup table then the layer name is exported as the code.
- The layers Intended Use setting determines if a point, line or polygon feature definition is exported.
- Layers with an Intended Use set to Generic are not exported.
- Layer names and descriptions must be unique.
- Control code names and descriptions must be unique.
- Feature names display as descriptions in Trimble Access.
- Control code names should not include spaces.
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Use [] within the control code table to indicate which control codes you want to export.
- Control codes not enclosed in [] are not exported.
- Control code actions supported by Trimble and that have their codes enclosed in [] are exported as Trimble Line Control Codes.
- Control code actions not supported by Trimble and that have their codes enclosed in [] are exported as features in the 'Control Codes' category.
- Given attributes for control codes are unsupported by Trimble, you should ensure any control code definition enclosed in [] do not rely on attributes to obtain the required parameters.
- You can automatically create a Control Code table by importing a Feature XML file with line control codes.
- Layers belonging to multiple layer groups are exported as codes in one category only.
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