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| The different tools allowing you to explore your project in the visualization window are stored in the //View// menu, it regroups the following elements: | The different tools allowing you to explore your project in the visualization window are stored in the //View// menu, it regroups the following elements: | ||
| - | * Previous zoom (**<**): go back to the previous displayed scale, available only if you have once changed the scale | + | * //Previous zoom// (**<**): go back to the previous displayed scale, available only if you have once changed the scale |
| - | * Zoom by rectangle (**Z**): This tool uses a click-release action, click on the left button of the mouse and drag it, it makes a rectangular ghost. The zoom factor is inversely proportional to the size of the rectangle. The type of zoom is determined by the direction of the drag: | + | * //Zoom by rectangle// (**Z**): This tool uses a click-release action, click on the left button of the mouse and drag it, it makes a rectangular ghost. The zoom factor is inversely proportional to the size of the rectangle. The type of zoom is determined by the direction of the drag: |
| * Left to right: zoom in | * Left to right: zoom in | ||
| * Right to left: zoom out | * Right to left: zoom out | ||
| - | * Pan (**H**): Move the map with a drag and drop action | + | * //Pan// (**H**): Move the map with a drag and drop action |
| - | * Zoom to full extend (**Ctrl+0**): Adjust the scale to display all the activated layers | + | * //Zoom to full extend// (**Ctrl+0**): Adjust the scale to display all the activated layers |
| - | * zoom to layer: Adjust the scale to display the whole selected layer | + | * //Zoom to frame// (**Ctrl+1**): Adjust the scale to display the frame. |
| - | * Refresh (**Ctrl+R**): Refresh the screen | + | * //zoom to layer// (**Ctrl+2**): Adjust the scale to display the whole selected layer |
| + | * //Refresh// (**Ctrl+R**): Refresh the screen | ||
| ===== Symbology ===== | ===== Symbology ===== | ||
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| - Apply or cancel the modifications | - Apply or cancel the modifications | ||
| - | The points have an additional option found on the other tab of the window (//multiple//). Under this tab you are able to attribute two different symbology to your lines. The differenciation of the points is made through the [[http://www.crealp.ch/toolmap/documentation/doku.php?id=man:validation#semantic_validation|queries]]. | + | The points have an additional option found on the other tab of the window (//multiple//). Under this tab you are able to attribute two different symbology to your lines. The differentiation of the points is made through the [[man:validation#semantic_validation|queries]]. |
| {{man:window-symbology-points2.png?nolink}} | {{man:window-symbology-points2.png?nolink}} | ||
| - | - [[http://www.crealp.ch/toolmap/documentation/doku.php?id=man:validation#semantic_validation|Query]] selected for the differenciation | + | - [[man:validation#semantic_validation|Query]] selected for the differentiation |
| - symbology management of the two classes | - symbology management of the two classes | ||
| - transparency management | - transparency management | ||
| - | The symbology is directly connected to the attribution of the point, changing its attributes may instantly change its symbology. This option can be very helpfull to highlight specific classes. | + | The symbology is directly connected to the attribution of the point, changing its attributes may instantly change its symbology. This option can be very helpful to highlight specific classes. |
| ==== Lines ==== | ==== Lines ==== | ||
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| {{man:window-symbology-lines.png?nolink}} | {{man:window-symbology-lines.png?nolink}} | ||
| - | - Lines style management, you can change the color the width and the symbol of the lines. There are four choices of shape\\ {{man:window-symbology-lines-shape.png?nolink}} | + | - Lines style management, you can change the color the width and the symbol of the lines. There are six choices of shape. Choices are: |
| + | - Solid line | ||
| + | - Dotted line | ||
| + | - Dashed line | ||
| + | - Dot-dashed line | ||
| + | - Transparant line: The Transparent line option may be used to hide the lines. | ||
| + | - Oriented line: The Oriented line option display a double line: solid and dotted side by side. This option can be used to check for consistency when some lines have to be drawn in a certain direction. | ||
| - Transparency management | - Transparency management | ||
| - Apply or cancel the modifications | - Apply or cancel the modifications | ||
| - | The lines have an additional option found on the other tab of the window (//multiple//). Under this tab you are able to attribute two different symbology to your lines. The differenciation of the lines is made through the [[http://www.crealp.ch/toolmap/documentation/doku.php?id=man:validation#semantic_validation|queries]]. | + | The lines have an additional option found on the other tab of the window (//multiple//). Under this tab you are able to attribute two different symbology to your lines. The differentiation of the lines is made through the [[man:validation#semantic_validation|queries]]. |
| {{man:window-symbology-lines2.png?nolink}} | {{man:window-symbology-lines2.png?nolink}} | ||
| - | - Query selected for the differenciation | + | - [[man:validation#semantic_validation|Query]] selected for the differenciation |
| - | - symbology management of the two classes\\ in this case the selected features are all the lines with the "Bedrock_PLG" attribution | + | - symbology management of the two classes |
| - transparency management | - transparency management | ||
| - | The symbology is directly connected to the attribution of the line, changing its attributes may instantly change its symbology. This option can be very helpfull to highlight specific structures. | + | The symbology is directly connected to the attribution of the line, changing its attributes may instantly change its symbology. This option can be very helpful to highlight specific structures. |
| ==== Polygons ==== | ==== Polygons ==== | ||
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| {{man:window-symbology-polygons.png?nolink}} | {{man:window-symbology-polygons.png?nolink}} | ||
| - | - Polygons style management: you can change the border width and color as the fill color and style. There are few Styles available\\ {{man:window-symbology-polygons-style.png?nolink}} | + | - Polygons style management: you can change the border width and color as the fill color and style. Following styles are available: |
| + | - Solid fill | ||
| + | - Backward Diagonal hatch | ||
| + | - Forward Diagonal hatch | ||
| + | - Cross hatch | ||
| + | - Vertical hatch | ||
| + | - No Fill | ||
| - Transparency management | - Transparency management | ||
| - Apply or cancel the modifications | - Apply or cancel the modifications | ||
| - | If your imported polygons have attributes, you can class them to have a multiple symbology. (se also [[http://www.crealp.ch/toolmap/documentation/doku.php?id=man:validation#redactor_mode|Redactor mode]]) | + | If your imported polygons have attributes, you can class them to have a multiple symbology. (see also [[man:validation#redactor_mode|Redactor mode]]) |
| {{man:window-redactor3.png?nolink}} | {{man:window-redactor3.png?nolink}} | ||
| - | - Attribute header | + | - List of attribute header |
| - | - list of the different attributes related to the header | + | - List of the different attributes related to the header |
| - Symbology controls: | - Symbology controls: | ||
| * Classify: Generate the classes depending of your choice in (1) | * Classify: Generate the classes depending of your choice in (1) | ||