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Notes can be added to most objects or to the project itself to aid in model development. For example, a model developer might add a note to a dataset used to interpolate elevations to describe the real world source of the data. Typical notes might | Notes can be added to most objects or to the project itself to aid in model development. For example, a model developer might add a note to a dataset used to interpolate elevations to describe the real world source of the data. Typical notes might describe what an object is, where it came from, or why the developer did something a particular way. | ||
==Automatic Notes== | ==Automatic Notes== | ||
GMS will create some notes automatically if the ''Create GMS notes automatically'' option is turned on in the ''General'' tab of the [[GMS:Preferences#General|''Preferences'']] dialog. | GMS will create some notes automatically if the ''Create GMS notes automatically'' option is turned on in the ''General'' tab of the [[GMS:Preferences#General|''Preferences'']] dialog. | ||
GMS creates automatic notes for the following items when ''Create GMS notes automatically'' is turned on: | |||
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! Automatic note gets attached to | |||
! Automatic note gets created when | |||
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|[[GMS:UGrid_Module|UGrids]] | |||
|The UGrid is created | |||
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|Some [[GMS:Datasets|datasets]] created in GMS | |||
|Datasets are created using the Data Calculator or through interpolation | |||
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|Some [[GMS:Coverages|coverages]] created in GMS | |||
|Coverages get created from other objects | |||
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==Object Notes== | ==Object Notes== | ||
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==All Notes== | ==All Notes== | ||
All notes for all objects can be viewed via the [[GMS:Edit Menu|''Edit'' | '''Notes''']] command. In this dialog, notes cannot be created, but they can be deleted. Remove notes by selecting the note and clicking the '''Delete''' [[File:GMS Delete Icon.svg|14 px]] button. | All notes for all objects can be viewed via the [[GMS:Edit Menu|''Edit'' | '''Notes''']] command. In this dialog, notes cannot be created, but they can be deleted. Remove notes by selecting the checkbox to the left of the note and clicking the '''Delete''' [[File:GMS Delete Icon.svg|14 px]] button. | ||
:[[Image:AllNotesDialog.png|thumb|none|581 px|All notes dialog]] | :[[Image:AllNotesDialog.png|thumb|none|581 px|All notes dialog]] |
Revision as of 20:22, 7 June 2022
Notes can be added to most objects or to the project itself to aid in model development. For example, a model developer might add a note to a dataset used to interpolate elevations to describe the real world source of the data. Typical notes might describe what an object is, where it came from, or why the developer did something a particular way.
Automatic Notes
GMS will create some notes automatically if the Create GMS notes automatically option is turned on in the General tab of the Preferences dialog.
GMS creates automatic notes for the following items when Create GMS notes automatically is turned on:
Automatic note gets attached to | Automatic note gets created when |
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UGrids | The UGrid is created |
Some datasets created in GMS | Datasets are created using the Data Calculator or through interpolation |
Some coverages created in GMS | Coverages get created from other objects |
Object Notes
Notes for objects are accessed via a tab on the Properties dialog.
Notes are given a time stamp when they are created and the notes can be sorted by time in ascending or descending order. Add notes by clicking the Add row button. Remove notes by selecting the note and clicking the Delete button.
The dialog has options for showing all notes, only GMS created notes, or only user created notes.
All Notes
All notes for all objects can be viewed via the Edit | Notes command. In this dialog, notes cannot be created, but they can be deleted. Remove notes by selecting the checkbox to the left of the note and clicking the Delete button.
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