Use transparent commands to quickly access functionality within a larger operation.
You can run the transparent commands within another command by using the following methods:
- Click the Transparent ribbon tab and select the command.
- Right-click to display the Transparent Commands context menu and select the command.
- Activate the Transparent Commands toolbar and select the command.
- Enter the command at the command line.
The following table lists the transparent commands that are used to specify point locations.
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To specify a point location using this information... |
Use this transparent command |
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'AD |
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'BD |
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'ZD |
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'DD |
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'NE |
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'GN |
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'LL |
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'PN |
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'PA |
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'PO |
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station, elevation, grade, or length values when creating and editing profiles |
'ProfileToolset |
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'SS |
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'SO |
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'STAE |
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station along the parent alignment of a profile view, elevation from surface |
'SSE |
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station along the parent alignment of a profile view, elevation from a COGO point |
'SPE |
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'PSE |
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'PGL |
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'PGS |
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The following table lists the point filters that you can use while a transparent command is running.
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To specify a location using this information... |
Enter this point filter |
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.p |
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.g |
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.n |
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The following table lists the transparent commands that are not used to specify point locations:
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To specify this information when prompted... |
Use this transparent command |
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'ML |
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'MR |
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to zoom to a point name, a point number, or a range of point numbers |
'ZTP |
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| curve parameters | 'CCALC |
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