MI Table Editing - Revision history

tuflow>Par at 05:34, 9 September 2011

2011-09-09T05:34:11Z

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	# Polyline		# Polyline
	# Arc (a		# Arc
	# Polygon		# Polygon
	# Ellipse		# Ellipse
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	[[File:MI browser view.png\|500px\|frame\|none\|Browser Window - Tabular Data View]]		[[File:MI browser view.png\|500px\|frame\|none\|Browser Window - Tabular Data View]]

	For details on modifying the attribute data please see <u>[[MI_Change_Table_Structure \| modifying data attributes]]</u>. The allows you to modify the names, types, order and number of data attributes that the GIS object has.		For details on modifying the attribute data please see <u>[[MI_Change_Table_Structure \| modifying data attributes]]</u>. The allows you to modify the names, types, order and number of data attributes that the GIS object has.<br>
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tuflow>Par at 06:47, 23 August 2011

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 To edit a MapInfo table, firstly make sure the table is open in MapInfo set to ''Editable'' in ''Layer Control''. For more information on this process please see <u>[[MI_Layer_Control#Editable | Layer Control - editable]]</u>.<br>
 The editing tool bars are shown below:<br>
 [[File:Edit_Toolbars2.png|500px|frame|none|MapInfo Editing Toolbars]]
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 The arc, ellipse, rectangle and rounded rectangle should be avoided for TUFLOW modelling, use instead the point, line, polyline and polygon.<br>
 To create a new object in the editable table, select the symbol for the object that you wish to add and start drawing in the ''Map Window''. For a point object each click will add a new point. For a line click and hold at the start of the line, move the cursor and release to terminate the line.  For polylines and polygons, start the object by digitising the objects with a left-click, each additional click will add a vertex. To finish drawing the object double click or use the escape key.<br>
 '''TIP:''' If you draw a vertex in the wrong location you can use the backspace button to undo the vertices.<br>
 For help digitising a line or polygon along a common boundary see <u>[[MI_Digitising_Common_Boundary | this page]]</u>.<br>

tuflow>Par at 05:56, 23 August 2011

2011-08-23T05:56:13Z

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	To edit a MapInfo table, firstly make sure the table is open in MapInfo set to ''Editable'' in ''Layer Control''. For more information on this process please see <u>[[MI_Layer_Control#Editable \| Layer Control - editable]]</u>.<br>		To edit a MapInfo table, firstly make sure the table is open in MapInfo set to ''Editable'' in ''Layer Control''. For more information on this process please see <u>[[MI_Layer_Control#Editable \| Layer Control - editable]]</u>.<br>

			The editing tool bars are shown below:<br>
			[[File:Edit_Toolbars2.png\|500px\|frame\|none\|MapInfo Editing Toolbars]]
			<br>
			The upper toolbar contains the select, zoom, pan, information and a number of other icons. The green "i" symbol brings up the information cursor, this allows the user to click on an object to determine the data attributes of the layer. This useful for changing the attributes of the object.<br>
			In the second row of the image above the icons from left to right are:
			# Point
			# Line
			# Polyline
			# Arc (a
			# Polygon
			# Ellipse
			# Rectangle
			# Rounded Rectangle
			# Text
			# Frame (only available in Layout windows)
			# Reshape
			# Add vertex (node) to object
			# Point Style
			# Line Style
			# Region Style
			# Text Style

			The arc, ellipse, rectangle and rounded rectangle should be avoided for TUFLOW modelling, use instead the point, line, polyline and polygon.<br>
			To create a new object in the editable table, select the symbol for the object that you wish to add and start drawing in the ''Map Window''. For a point object each click will add a new point. For a line click and hold at the start of the line, move the cursor and release to terminate the line. For polylines and polygons, start the object by digitising the objects with a left-click, each additional click will add a vertex. To finish drawing the object double click or use the escape key.<br>
			'''TIP:''' If you draw a vertex in the wrong location you can use the backspace button to undo the vertices.<br>
			For help digitising a line or polygon along a common boundary see <u>[[MI_Digitising_Common_Boundary \| this page]]</u>.<br>

			To change the style of an object you can set the style using the style symbols

tuflow>Par at 04:36, 23 August 2011

2011-08-23T04:36:56Z

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	To edit a MapInfo table, firstly make sure the table is open in MapInfo set to ''Editable'' in ''Layer Control''. For more information on this process please see <u>[[MI_Layer_Control#Editable \| Layer Control - ~~editbale~~]]</u>.<br>		To edit a MapInfo table, firstly make sure the table is open in MapInfo set to ''Editable'' in ''Layer Control''. For more information on this process please see <u>[[MI_Layer_Control#Editable \| Layer Control - editable]]</u>.<br>
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tuflow>Par at 02:27, 23 August 2011

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			To edit a MapInfo table, firstly make sure the table is open in MapInfo set to ''Editable'' in ''Layer Control''. For more information on this process please see <u>[[MI_Layer_Control#Editable \| Layer Control - editbale]]</u>.<br>
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