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Layer Menu
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LAYER MENU
To access to the Layer Menu left click on a layer displayed on the Layer List
The menu maybe change depending the type of layer (Dataset, Raster or WMS layer)
The first raw on the menu is the layer name.
Users can change the name double clicking on the layer in the Layer List and writing a new name.
- Editable
If enabled, this function allows to edit a selected layer and opens the Editing Toolbox
- Selectable
If enabled, this functions allow to select the layer and the features inside, but not to modify them
- Layer Properties
This feature will display layer information such as name, number of features, number of points, number of attributes, geometry type, DataSource class, and orks on single or multiple layer selections. It also includes a transparency adjustment slider that works for layer selections.
- Zoom to Layer
Zoom to the extension of a selected layer
- Change Style…
This function allows Users to modify the displayed style of a layer. See Uwe Dalluege – OpenJUMP Tutorila (basics) – page 20 to 24 how to use Change Style tool.
- Copy Style
This function copies the style of a slected layer
- Paste Style
It pastes the style to a selected layer
- View/Edit Attributes
View/Edit attributes tools allows to access to attribute window of a layer: See View Edit Attributes and Uwe Dalluege, OpenJUMP Tutorial, page 19, “Editing Attributes”
- View/Edit Schema
This functions provides the access to the Schema Window where Users can add, remove and rename attributes. See View Edit Schema and Uwe Dalluege OpenJUMP Tutorial, page 18, “Editing Schema”
- Image Layer Manager (Test)
This function opens a window where Users can add images and inspect image metadata
- Save legend
Users can save the Legend (the Layer List with the attribute style) to a JPG or PNG raster file.
- Save Selected Dataset
This function allows to save all selected datasets
- Refresh Layer
Refresh the view of a selected layer
- Save Dataset as…
Save the selected layer on the Task Window (Project Window) to a file. This function can be used to convert a file from one type to another. This function allows to save a file to a PostGIS or other types of file, if related drivers are installed
- Rename selected Layer
This function allows to rename the selected Layer
- Move Layer up
Move the selected layer one level up in the Layer View
- Move Layer down
Move the selected layer on level down in the Layer View
- Cut Selected Layers
Cut selected layers off from the Layer List and Layer View
- Copy Selected Layers
Copy selected layers both from Layer List and Layer View
- Remove Selected Layers
Remove selected ayers both from Layer List and Layer View
- Add New Features
User are promted to a new windows where they can add new features to current layer
User can add new feature in Well Known Text (WKT) syntax. See also VIVID SOLUTION, Workbench User’s Guide, Well-Known Text Syntax, page 49
- Past items
Past items in a selected layer. You can use this function either to move items to another layer or to duplicate items in the same layer
TIP: To duplicate items in the same layer, users can copy selected items, then move them to another position using the “Move Selected Items Tools” on the Editing Tool (see Tool Function>Editing Tool, then paste new items to the original position._
- Delete all Features
Delete all features in a selected layer
- Select Current Layer Items
Select all the features from a selected layer
- Toogle Visibility
Hide selected layers in the Layer View. This function is also available unchecking the box near the layer in the Layer List
- Extract Layers by Geometry Type
This functions allows to separate features which have different geometry types in a selected layer. The features will be saved in different layers (Layer_point, Layer_line, Layer_polygon). This function can be used to save multigeometries layers (GML or DXF) to ESRI Sapefiles
- Extract Layer in Fence
This function allows to extract from a selected layer the features which are inside or touched by a fence to a new layer
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