edit-point-coordinate ("epc")

See this command in the command table.

To access this command:

Digitize ribbon > Edit > Coordinate.
Using the command line, enter "edit-point-coordinate" and press ENTER.
Use the quick key combination "epc".
Display the Find Command screen, locate edit-point-coordinate and click Run.

Command Overview

Edit the coordinates of the selected point or string vertex.

The following constraints should be considered when using this command:

When only points are selected, only the selected points can be edited.
If multiple points are selected, answering "No" to the "Move all selected points?" question moves a single point.
When moving selected points, the point originally picked moves to the required coordinates, with other points displaced by the same amount.
If both string and point data is selected, string data is affected only. String data edits will always take precedence over selected point data.

Command Steps:

Launch the edit-point-coordinate command.
Select one or more points or vertices to edit, using any available 3D window.

The Enter New Coordinate Screen displays.
Edit the X, Y and Z values as required.
Click OK to update the loaded data object in the 3D view.
If multiple data points were selected, a "Move all selected points" prompt displays:
- Select Yes to move all selected points or vertices to the 3D location indicated by the coordinate fields displayed.
- Select No to update only the first selected point or vertex.

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("edit-point-coordinate @point=100.0,200.0,0.0,1 '110.0' '210.0' '5.0'";

Where:

@point=100.0,200.0,0.0,1 is the ParsePointArguments: X,Y,Z,nButton.
'110.0' is the arg1: a string value parsed as a numeric new X coordinate for the edited point.
'210.0' is the arg2: a string value parsed as a numeric new Y coordinate for the edited point.
'5.0' is the arg3: a string value parsed as a numeric new Z coordinate for the edited point. For non-interactive scripting, arg1/arg2/arg3 should be provided together; otherwise dialog-driven input is used.

Parameter	Description	Reqd?	Example Syntax
`ParsePointArguments`	X,Y,Z,nButton. X is a numeric (double) world coordinate value for the point to edit. Y is a numeric (double) world coordinate value for the point to edit. Z is a numeric (double) world coordinate value for the point to edit. nButton is an integer value parsed as part of @point input. Enumerated types are: `1`: Left mouse button behaviour `2`: Middle mouse button behaviour `4`: Right mouse button behaviour	Y	`@point=100.0,200.0,0.0,1`
`arg1`	A string value parsed as a numeric new X coordinate for the edited point.	Y	`'110.0'`
`arg2`	A string value parsed as a numeric new Y coordinate for the edited point.	Y	`'210.0'`
`arg3`	A string value parsed as a numeric new Z coordinate for the edited point. For non-interactive scripting, arg1/arg2/arg3 should be provided together; otherwise dialog-driven input is used.	Y	`'5.0'`