ToolMap Wiki man

man:annexe

2013-02-11T20:12:57+02:00

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man:attribution

2013-09-16T16:31:55+02:00

The attribution function allows assigning descriptive properties to the selected feature or group of features. The descriptive properties of an object are defined by the following elements: * The object kind * The attributes bounded to the layer of the object

man:data_manage

2013-09-04T15:25:41+02:00

The data management is made through the Data menu, it contains the following elements: * Link data... (Ctrl+O): reference a support layer which will be displayed in your project * Unlink data... (Ctrl+W): unlink a layer * Import data: import data into one of your construction theme

man:edition

2013-09-19T11:28:24+02:00

All the edition tools are regrouped in the menu Edition, which contains the following elements: * Draw D * Modify feature M * Draw Bezier P * Modify Bezier A * Bezier Settings * Remove last vertex Ctrl+Z * Edit vertex Ctrl+V * Insert Vertex I * Delete Vertex C * Move shared node Ctrl+T * Delete feature Delete * Cut line Ctrl+X * Merge lines Ctrl+F * Create interection Ctrl+I * Flip line Ctrl+Alt+F * Snapping

man:feat_select

2013-02-11T20:12:57+02:00

The tools allowing you to select features in the visualization window are regrouped in the Selection menu: * Select (V): select one or more object in the current layer in edition * Select by Feature ID...: select an object with its ID * Clear Selection (Ctrl+D): clear the current selection * Invert Selection: unselect the current selection and select all non selected objects

man:funct

2013-09-04T15:28:20+02:00

In ToolMap you have several windows providing you some extra tools or informations. They are described below. Preferences The Preferences window is accessible through the menu window -> preferences. It contains some basic settings accessible at any time. (even if no project is opened).

man:gui

2013-08-19T13:58:38+02:00

The ToolMap user interface integrates the following elements: * Menu bar * Toolbar * Table of content * Visualization and editing window * Status bar Menu bar In the menu bar nine menus are available, each of them will lead you to different options:

man:installation

2013-09-16T11:25:12+02:00

Windows The installation of ToolMap is rather simple. First you have to download the windows installer. It can be found on our web site: . The setup wizard will then guide you through the installation process.

man:proj_manage

2013-09-04T15:24:36+02:00

The whole management of the project is made with the menu Project, which includes the following options: * New Project: create a new project * Open...: open an existing project * Recent: open a recently used project * Backup: create a backup of the project * Manage backup: open the backup management window * Save as Template: save your project as a template * Export Layer...: export a layer or the project as shapefile * Export Model as PDF...: export your data model as PDF * E…

man:validation

2013-10-01T16:19:28+02:00

The validation allows verifying the geometrical and semantic meaning of the objects. It is done with the menu Validation: * Queries Panel * New query * Remove selected query * Run selected query * Dangling Nodes Semantic Validation The semantic validation of your data is made with the use of queries. The queries are available in the Queries panel. You can activate it by clicking on the Queries Panel option in the Validation menu.

man:visualization

2013-09-04T15:26:25+02:00

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 * 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…