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In order to '''Access to Single Point in the Feature''' it is necessary to use the command <code>PTDATA/</code>. 

In this example it is shown how to read a measured point of a feature.

<code>$$ Measuring a Circle with 3 points </code>
::<code>F(C1)=FEAT/CIRCLE,INNER,CART,0.0000,0.0000,0.0000,0.00000000,0.00000000,1.00000000,20.0000</code>
::<code>MEAS/CIRCLE,F(C1),3</code>
::::<code>PTMEAS/CART,6.0000,0.0000,0.0000,-1.00000000,0.00000000,0.00000000</code>
::::<code>PTMEAS/CART,-3.0000,5.1962,0.0000,0.50000000,-0.86602540,0.00000000</code>
::::<code>PTMEAS/CART,-3.0000,-5.1962,0.0000,0.50000000,0.86602540,0.00000000</code>
::<code>ENDMES</code>

<code>$$Declaring the necessary Variables </code>
::<code>DECL/DOUBLE,xx,yy,zz,ii,jj,kk</code>
::<code>DECL/INTGR,npt1,aa</code>
::<code>DECL/CHAR,100,st1</code>

<code>$$Get the number of points measured in the circle using the function PTDATA/ </code>
::<code>npt1=ASSIGN/PTDATA(FA(C1))</code>

<code>$$Loop within the number of points and Copy the raw points in an sequence of New point Features </code>
<code>$$The access to each individual feature is made with the commandFA(name)[numPoint] </code>

::<code>DO/aa,1,npt1,1</code>
::::<code>xx=OBTAIN/FA(C1)[aa],4</code>
::::<code>yy=OBTAIN/FA(C1)[aa],5</code>
::::<code>zz=OBTAIN/FA(C1)[aa],6</code>
::::<code>ii=OBTAIN/FA(C1)[aa],8</code>
::::<code>jj=OBTAIN/FA(C1)[aa],9</code>
::::<code>kk=OBTAIN/FA(C1)[aa],10</code>
::::<code>st1=ASSIGN/STR(aa)</code>
::::<code>F(@st1)=FEAT/POINT,CART,xx,yy,zz,ii,jj,kk</code>
::::<code>FA(@st1)=FEAT/POINT,CART,xx,yy,zz,ii,jj,kk</code>
::<code>ENDDO</code>

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-<code><span style="color: green; text-decoration: none;">$$ Measuring a Circle with 3 points</span><br/></code>
+<code><span style="color: green; text-decoration: none;">$$ Measuring a Circle with 3 points</span></code>
 ::<code>F(C1)=FEAT/CIRCLE,INNER,CART,0.0000,0.0000,0.0000,0.00000000,0.00000000,1.00000000,20.0000</code>
 ::<code>MEAS/CIRCLE,F(C1),3</code>

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-<code><span style="color: green; text-decoration: none;">$$Get the number of points measured in the circle using the function PTDATA/</span><br/></code>
+<code><span style="color: green; text-decoration: none;">$$Get the number of points measured in the circle using the function PTDATA/</span></code>
 ::<code>npt1=ASSIGN/PTDATA(FA(C1))</code>
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 ::::<code>FA(@st1)=FEAT/POINT,CART,xx,yy,zz,ii,jj,kk</code>
 ::<code>ENDDO</code>
 [[Category:Dmis_Tutorial]]

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 In order to '''[[Access to Single Point in the Feature]]''' it is necessary to use the command <code>PTDATA/</code>.<br/>
 In this example it is shown how to read a measured point of a feature.
 <code><span style="color: green; text-decoration: none;">$$ Measuring a Circle with 3 points</span><br/></code>
 ::<code>F(C1)=FEAT/CIRCLE,INNER,CART,0.0000,0.0000,0.0000,0.00000000,0.00000000,1.00000000,20.0000</code>
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 ::<code>ENDMES</code>
 <code><span style="color: green; text-decoration: none;">$$Declaring the necessary Variables</span><br/></code>
 ::<code>DECL/DOUBLE,xx,yy,zz,ii,jj,kk</code>
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 ::<code>DECL/CHAR,100,st1</code>
 <code><span style="color: green; text-decoration: none;">$$Get the number of points measured in the circle using the function PTDATA/</span><br/></code>
 ::<code>npt1=ASSIGN/PTDATA(FA(C1))</code>
 <code><span style="color: green; text-decoration: none;">$$Loop within the number of points and Copy the raw points in an sequence of New point Features</span><br/></code>
 <code><span style="color: green; text-decoration: none;">$$The access to each individual feature is made with the commandFA(name)[numPoint]</span><br/></code>
 ::<code>DO/aa,1,npt1,1</code>
 ::::<code>xx=OBTAIN/FA(C1)[aa],4</code>

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 ::::<code>FA(@st1)=FEAT/POINT,CART,xx,yy,zz,ii,jj,kk</code>
 ::<code>ENDDO</code>
 [[Category:Dmis_Tutorial]]

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	In this example it is shown how to read a measured point of a feature.		In this example it is shown how to read a measured point of a feature.