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Mixed GUID

MyPC8MyBrain

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would it be possible to have scenProc assign sequential GUID's

for example if we could run something like this;

CREATEXMLLIBOBJ|FTYPE=POINT;type=bus_stop|{GUID1}{GUID2}{GUID3}{GUID4}...|hdg|0|0

then have scenProc assign the GUID one at a time in the order they list; or randomly mix them?
 
i think your referring to autogen class
i was looking to do this with library object (note the CREATEXMLLIBOBJ)
 
i was contacted by another developer who might found a clever way going bout this
i will give it a go and report back
 
Hi,

This is on the wishlist already. It would be a good feature to add.
 
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