Thanks for the confirmation.
Yes, I have been testing with type() - I guess PEMStatus() would work, too - and collecting a list of inexistent map points (labels), to show later in an error message.
>Hilmar,
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>I'd say it's a good design. You can simply type() test to see if the label exists and basically have direct access to the label via name without needing to search for it.
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>>I suggested my client to give the corresponding Labels in the "map" form meaningful names, like LblAAA and LblABC, to make it possible for a program to easily fill in the data, by just generating the Label name, checking if the Label exists (there may be invalid data), and fill in the "Power" value.
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>>Now, I was wondering whether this was the best way to do this, or whether there were any more elegant methods to get the job done. Or simply, some interesting alternative to choose.
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