Check Files 2d input layers - Revision history

Emilie Nielsen at 06:14, 16 February 2026

2026-02-16T06:14:10Z

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	! style="background-color:#005581; font-weight:bold; color:white;" width=75%\| Attribute Description		! style="background-color:#005581; font-weight:bold; color:white;" width=75%\| Attribute Description
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	\| ID\|\|A numerical GIS ID for the layer, this is a unique ID that TUFLOW ~~users~~ internally to track the layer, it is not output in the TLF.		\| ID\|\|A numerical GIS ID for the layer, this is a unique ID that TUFLOW uses internally to track the layer, it is not output in the TLF.
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	\| Open_ID\|\|The numerical GIS ID of the layer, as written in the TLF file, for example <tt>GIS Layer assigned ID of 12</tt>. This number may not be unique. Once the GIS layer has been closed by TUFLOW, the "Open_ID" can be used again when further GIS layers are opened.		\| Open_ID\|\|The numerical GIS ID of the layer, as written in the TLF file, for example <tt>GIS Layer assigned ID of 12</tt>. This number may not be unique. Once the GIS layer has been closed by TUFLOW, the "Open_ID" can be used again when further GIS layers are opened.

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	This ~~pages~~ contains information on the attributes of the _input_layers check file. This file is only created when using MapInfo file format and therefore, this file is always written in the MapInfo .mif / .mid file format. No spatial objects are written into the .mif file (these are all "None" objects. However, the tabular data in the .mid file contains information about the input files that have been opened. As the .mid file is a simple comma separated file, this file can be easily scripted.		This page contains information on the attributes of the _input_layers check file. This file is only created when using MapInfo file format and therefore, this file is always written in the MapInfo .mif / .mid file format. No spatial objects are written into the .mif file (these are all "None" objects. However, the tabular data in the .mid file contains information about the input files that have been opened. As the .mid file is a simple comma separated file, this file can be easily scripted.

	'''Attributes of _input_layers.mif'''<br>		'''Attributes of _input_layers.mif'''<br>

Emilie Nielsen at 05:48, 5 August 2025

2025-08-05T05:48:42Z

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	This pages contains information on the attributes of the _input_layers check file. This file is only created when using MapInfo file format and therefore, this file is always written in the MapInfo .mif / .mid file format. No spatial objects are written into the .mif file (these are all "None" objects. However, the tabular data in the .mid file contains information about the input files that have been opened. As the .mid file is a simple comma separated file, this file can be easily scripted.		This pages contains information on the attributes of the _input_layers check file. This file is only created when using MapInfo file format and therefore, this file is always written in the MapInfo .mif / .mid file format. No spatial objects are written into the .mif file (these are all "None" objects. However, the tabular data in the .mid file contains information about the input files that have been opened. As the .mid file is a simple comma separated file, this file can be easily scripted.

	'''Attributes of _input_layers.mif ~~file~~'''<br>		'''Attributes of _input_layers.mif'''<br>
	{\| align="center" class="wikitable" width="75%"		{\| align="center" class="wikitable" width="75%"
	! style="background-color:#005581; font-weight:bold; color:white;"\| Attribute Name		! style="background-color:#005581; font-weight:bold; color:white;"\| Attribute Name

Emilie Nielsen at 23:26, 25 August 2024

2024-08-25T23:26:04Z

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	This pages contains information on the attributes of the _input_layers check file. This file is always written in the MapInfo .mif / .mid file format. No spatial objects are written into the .mif file (these are all "None" objects. However, the tabular data in the .mid file contains information about the input files that have been opened. As the .mid file is a simple comma separated file, this file can be easily scripted.		This pages contains information on the attributes of the _input_layers check file. This file is only created when using MapInfo file format and therefore, this file is always written in the MapInfo .mif / .mid file format. No spatial objects are written into the .mif file (these are all "None" objects. However, the tabular data in the .mid file contains information about the input files that have been opened. As the .mid file is a simple comma separated file, this file can be easily scripted.

	'''Attributes of _input_layers.mif file'''<br>		'''Attributes of _input_layers.mif file'''<br>

Emilie Nielsen at 03:48, 30 July 2024

2024-07-30T03:48:14Z

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	! style="background-color:#005581; font-weight:bold; color:white;" width=75%\| Attribute Description		! style="background-color:#005581; font-weight:bold; color:white;" width=75%\| Attribute Description
	\|-		\|-
	\| ID\|\|A numerical GIS ID for the layer, this is a unique ID that TUFLOW users internally to track the layer, it is not output in the ~~.tlf~~.		\| ID\|\|A numerical GIS ID for the layer, this is a unique ID that TUFLOW users internally to track the layer, it is not output in the TLF.
	\|-		\|-
	\| Open_ID\|\|The numerical GIS ID of the layer, as written in the ~~.tlf~~ file, for example <tt>GIS Layer assigned ID of 12</tt>. This number may not be unique. Once the GIS layer has been closed by TUFLOW, the "Open_ID" can be used again when further GIS layers are opened.		\| Open_ID\|\|The numerical GIS ID of the layer, as written in the TLF file, for example <tt>GIS Layer assigned ID of 12</tt>. This number may not be unique. Once the GIS layer has been closed by TUFLOW, the "Open_ID" can be used again when further GIS layers are opened.
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	\| Layer\|\|The file path and filename of the input layer.		\| Layer\|\|The file path and filename of the input layer.
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	An example input layer check file is shown in MapInfo below. There are no GIS objects only the tabular data.<br>		An example input layer check file is shown in MapInfo below. There are no GIS objects only the tabular data.<br>
			<br>

	[[File:Check Files input layer 01.JPG]]		[[File:Check Files input layer 01.JPG]]
			<br><br>


			{{Tips Navigation
			\|uplink=[[TUFLOW_Check_Files \| TUFLOW Check Files]]
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Par at 00:55, 25 January 2016

2016-01-25T00:55:07Z

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	\| Layer\|\|The file path and filename of the input layer.		\| Layer\|\|The file path and filename of the input layer.
	\|}		\|}
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	An example input layer check file is shown in MapInfo below. There are no GIS objects only the tabular data.<br>		An example input layer check file is shown in MapInfo below. There are no GIS objects only the tabular data.<br>

Par at 00:54, 25 January 2016

2016-01-25T00:54:20Z

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			This pages contains information on the attributes of the _input_layers check file. This file is always written in the MapInfo .mif / .mid file format. No spatial objects are written into the .mif file (these are all "None" objects. However, the tabular data in the .mid file contains information about the input files that have been opened. As the .mid file is a simple comma separated file, this file can be easily scripted.
	To be created.

			'''Attributes of _input_layers.mif file'''<br>
			{\| align="center" class="wikitable" width="75%"
			! style="background-color:#005581; font-weight:bold; color:white;"\| Attribute Name
			! style="background-color:#005581; font-weight:bold; color:white;" width=75%\| Attribute Description
			\|-
			\| ID\|\|A numerical GIS ID for the layer, this is a unique ID that TUFLOW users internally to track the layer, it is not output in the .tlf.
			\|-
			\| Open_ID\|\|The numerical GIS ID of the layer, as written in the .tlf file, for example <tt>GIS Layer assigned ID of 12</tt>. This number may not be unique. Once the GIS layer has been closed by TUFLOW, the "Open_ID" can be used again when further GIS layers are opened.
			\|-
			\| Layer\|\|The file path and filename of the input layer.
			\|}
			<br><br>
			An example input layer check file is shown in MapInfo below. There are no GIS objects only the tabular data.<br>

			[[File:Check Files input layer 01.JPG]]

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