You've long been able to label FDO features with multiple line labels using '\n' in a concat string, as here: CONCAT ( ‘text’, ‘\n’, ‘this’ )
However, with the introduction of Enhanced Styles in 2012, that command changed for enhanced styles to '\P'.
I tried out this expression: concat ( TOWN , '\P', POPCH90_00 )
And got this result (the layer is also themed by POPCH90_00):
You can find more about this and other new features in 2012 here: http://docs.autodesk.com/MAP/2012/ENU/readme-map.html .
EDIT: You can use MAPSTYLE to change your default between Enhanced and Standard styles.
EDIT 2: MAPSTYLE doesn't really seem to make the difference. Rather, it's whether you are labeling with Plain Text (use \n) or MTEXT (use \P).
Thanks for the tips and the link, awesome site.
Posted by: Placas solares precios | 04/24/2012 at 04:56 PM