drillhole-to-string ("d2s")

See this command in the command table.

To access this command:

Using the command line, enter "drillhole-to-string" and press ENTER.
Use the quick key combination "d2s".
Display the Find Command screen, locate drillhole-to-string and click Run.

Command Overview

Convert static drillholes to strings, and adds them to the current strings object. Run the command and pick the drillhole data to become string data.

Tip: Preselect data before running the command to convert multiple drillholes to strings at once.

You can automate by passing this command and parameters into oDmApp.ParseCommand(), using any COM-aware scripting language.

Note: For more information on scripting in Studio NPVS+, please refer to your Scripting Tutorial (Help > Scripting Tutorial).

Example Parameter String (JS):

oDmApp.ParseCommand("drillhole-to-string @point=-27.533174,10.168432,0.0,1";

Where:

@point=-27.533174,10.168432,0.0,1 is a comma-delimited group parsed by the command. The group contains X, Y, and Z numeric coordinate values, followed by an integer mouse-button selector. In this example, 1 represents the left mouse button up selector.

Parameter Description Reqd? Example Syntax

Parameter	Description	Reqd?	Example Syntax
`@point=X,Y,Z,nButton`	Comma-delimited group parsed by the command. `X` is a numeric value (double). `Y` is a numeric value (double). `Z` is a numeric value (double). `nButton` is an integer mouse-button selector: `1`: Left mouse button up `2`: Middle mouse button up `4`: Right mouse button up	Y	`@point=-27.533174,10.168432,0.0,1`

@point=X,Y,Z,nButton

Comma-delimited group parsed by the command.

X is a numeric value (double).
Y is a numeric value (double).
Z is a numeric value (double).
nButton is an integer mouse-button selector:
- 1: Left mouse button up
- 2: Middle mouse button up
- 4: Right mouse button up

@point=-27.533174,10.168432,0.0,1

Note: The parser loops while parameters remain, so multiple @point=... groups can be supplied in one command string, separated by spaces.