Label - Attach to

Hi,

I have a label intended to indicate TOS.
How can I set up this label so that it always attach directly to TOS without doing it manually every time I place a new label?

Is that possible ?

Thanks.

1. put in library and set all setting as you need..
2. create PML to handle that routine.

Thanks Han BFY;
I have some PML basis but am new at it and have no idea of how I could handle that. Do I have to modify some existing macro? create a new one?
Any idea is welcome

Regards,

Its something like this (I assume you know how to call method)

define method .glabtxt()
NEW GLAB
Justification Left      $*justification of glab
Adegrees 0             $*orientation of glab
Lframe false            $* frame on/off
Cheight 3.5mm       $*glab text size
Lterminator Arr       $*terminator type
Lleader true            $*leader on/off
Btext 'TYPE TEXT'   $*put text here or from textbox input, your call
Txcolour Red          $* text colour
ON ID@ AT@         $*this will let you identify element to attach to and relocate your glab
REFRESH
endmethod

You may also put other attribute as your need in side method or you can also copy the content of the method.. paste in text file and drag to PDMS.. it will work to as MACRO.. its your call.

Thank you very much for your help, I am close to my goal now...
I created the following function that I am calling from a new toolbar; it works fine

define function !!myfunction()
new slab
Tmrf /MySYTM
ON PPLIN TOS OF ID@ AT@
REFRESH
EndFunction

The Slab created is attached to the TOS it is ok.

What I want now is to have the possibility to move the slab along the X axis (only the X axis[/U]).

I tried something like:

ON PPLIN TOS OF ID@ AT X@ Y0

or

ON PPLIN TOS OF ID@ AT X@ Y OF PPLINE TOS

but with no success

Anyone have an idea ??

Thanks for your help

Solved:

define function !!myfunction()
new slab
Tmrf /MySYTM
ON PPLIN TOS OF ID@
OSET FALSE
VAR !XYPOS SPLIT XYPOS
AT @
VAR !XYPOSO SPLIT XYPOS
XYPOS X $!XYPOSO[2] Y $!XYPOS[4]
OSET TRUE
REFRESH
EndFunction

:nevreness:

great!! good job..

in there you may put error handler.. if you cancle the routine

Other option to put elevation for SCTN is using Dimension... on the projection line TEXT...  this will be useful if deal with multilevel.

Han_BFY thanks for your comments....
How can I include an error handler ? What would be the purpose?