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* '''Duplicate''' – Adds another coverage exactly identical to the existing coverage clicked on. | * '''Duplicate''' – Adds another coverage exactly identical to the existing coverage clicked on. | ||
* '''Rename''' – Allows the user to specify a new name for the coverage. | * '''Rename''' – Allows the user to specify a new name for the coverage. | ||
* '''Convert''' – Converts coverage to a 2D grid, mesh or scatter object. In order to convert to a 2D Grid the coverage must be of a type that is associated with 2D grids and include a grid frame. In order to convert to a mesh, the coverage must be compatible with mesh generation and include at least one polygon. All coverages can be converted to a scatter set. Selecting this command invokes the [[SMS: | * '''Convert''' – Converts coverage to a 2D grid, mesh or scatter object. In order to convert to a 2D Grid the coverage must be of a type that is associated with 2D grids and include a grid frame. In order to convert to a mesh, the coverage must be compatible with mesh generation and include at least one polygon. All coverages can be converted to a scatter set. Selecting this command invokes the [[SMS:Converting Feature Objects|Map → Scatter]] dialog. | ||
* '''Add Arcs to Mesh''' – This command was added in SMS 12.0. When this command is invoked, any selected arcs in the coverage are forced directly into the active mesh and a nodestring is created following each arc. If no arcs are selected when this command is invoked, all the arcs in the selected coverage are forced into the mesh. This operation requires that all nodes and vertices on the arc lie inside the mesh it is being forced into. If this is not the case, the arc is skipped. The arc can leave the mesh and reenter, but all vertices must be inside the mesh. | * '''Add Arcs to Mesh''' – This command was added in SMS 12.0. When this command is invoked, any selected arcs in the coverage are forced directly into the active mesh and a nodestring is created following each arc. If no arcs are selected when this command is invoked, all the arcs in the selected coverage are forced into the mesh. This operation requires that all nodes and vertices on the arc lie inside the mesh it is being forced into. If this is not the case, the arc is skipped. The arc can leave the mesh and reenter, but all vertices must be inside the mesh. | ||
* '''Projection''' – Allows the user to set the projection of the coverage. | * '''Projection''' – Allows the user to set the projection of the coverage. |
Revision as of 18:33, 23 October 2014
In the Project Explorer, the Map data folder houses all of the coverages that are controlled by the Map module. The Map data folder can hold as many coverages as the user desires, and can also generate sub folders. Coverages are considered 'active' when clicked on in the Project Explorer, and the name of the coverage becomes bold while the coverage icon becomes green. When a new project is created in SMS, a coverage will be automatically created. This coverage is named 'default coverage', and it will be set to a default type which can be specified in 'Preferences'.
Map Module Right-Click Menus
The following Project Explorer mouse right-click menus are available when the mouse right-click is performed on a Map Module item.
Map Module Root Folder Right-Click Menus
Right-clicking on the Map module root folder in the project explorer invokes an options menu with the following options:
- New coverage – Opens the New Coverage Dialog.
- New Folder – Creates a new folder under the Map module root folder.
- Clear Coverages – Deletes all coverages.
- Display Options – Opens the Display Options Dialog
- Collapse all – Collapses the project explorer tree under the map module root folder.
- Expand all – Expands all entries in the project explorer tree under the map module root folder.
- Check all – Selects all entries in the project explorer tree under the map module root folder as visible.
- Uncheck all – Deselects all entries in the project explorer tree under the map module root folder making them invisible.
Coverage Item Right-Click Menus
Right-clicking on a Map item in the Project Explorer invokes an options menu with the following module specific options:
- Duplicate – Adds another coverage exactly identical to the existing coverage clicked on.
- Rename – Allows the user to specify a new name for the coverage.
- Convert – Converts coverage to a 2D grid, mesh or scatter object. In order to convert to a 2D Grid the coverage must be of a type that is associated with 2D grids and include a grid frame. In order to convert to a mesh, the coverage must be compatible with mesh generation and include at least one polygon. All coverages can be converted to a scatter set. Selecting this command invokes the Map → Scatter dialog.
- Add Arcs to Mesh – This command was added in SMS 12.0. When this command is invoked, any selected arcs in the coverage are forced directly into the active mesh and a nodestring is created following each arc. If no arcs are selected when this command is invoked, all the arcs in the selected coverage are forced into the mesh. This operation requires that all nodes and vertices on the arc lie inside the mesh it is being forced into. If this is not the case, the arc is skipped. The arc can leave the mesh and reenter, but all vertices must be inside the mesh.
- Projection – Allows the user to set the projection of the coverage.
- Reprojection – Allows the user to reproject the projection of the coverage.
- Metadata – Allows the user to annotate the coverage.
- Zoom to Coverage – Zooms to area where coverage is within the graphic window.
- Type – Change the coverage type.
New Folder Right-Click Menus
Right-clicking on a new folder item in the Project Explorer invokes an options menu with the following options:
- New Folder – Creates a new sub folder under the new folder.
- Delete – Deletes the new folder.
- Rename – Allows the user to rename the new folder.
Right-click options for the coverage may also include options applicable only to the specific coverage type.
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