This command draws a small table of curve data. Unlike the command
Label Arc, instead of fitting the text on the arc, this command
lines the data up in rows. After selecting the command, the
dialog below appears. For each type of arc value, you can specify the
label and the sequence
number. Under Label Options, the Stack Label Arc data table will
display the values in the order by
sequence number. If the sequence
number is left blank, then that data value is not labeled. The text
and sequence is set. If a row number is left blank, then that value is
not
labeled. There are also settings to justify label left or right.
Under Label Options, the data table will display
the values in order based upon
sequence number.
Arc
Length: Select a label prefix and a sequence number.
Radius:
Select a label prefix and a sequence number.
Delta
Angle: Select a label prefix and a sequence number.
Chord
Angle: Select a label prefix and a sequence number.
Chord
Length: Select a label prefix and a sequence number.
Tangent:
Select a label prefix and a sequence number.
Degree of
Curve: Select a label prefix and a sequence number.
External:
Select a label prefix and a sequence number.
The Use symbol for Delta Angle
option uses a delta triangle symbol for the prefix.
Define arc by, Points/<select arc or
polyline>: P The P option causes the command to prompt
for points on the arc.
This can be useful
for labeling sub-arcs such as lot corners of a cul-de-sac.
Pick Points in a Clockwise direction.
Pick Endpoint of arc: pick a point
[nea on] Pick point between endpoints on arc: pick a point
Pick Other Endpoint arc: pick a point
Starting point of label: pick a point The
labels are then drawn left justified from the point picked.
Define arc by, Points/<select arc or
polyline>: press Enter Pressing Enter causes the
program to end.
Pulldown Menu Location: Annotate > Annotate Arc
Keyboard Command: slabarc
Prerequisite: an arc entity or arc points
File Name: \lsp\slabarc.lsp