The Edition extension's graphical interface is made up of several parts, including functions that can be accessed through the Tools menu and the context menu, a toolbar offering spatial operations and a dockable window that provides access to the drawing tools.
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Edition selection tool, used, among other things, to move editable elements.
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Drop-down menu providing access to various drawing tools.
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Tools to perform operations on element nodes; used to add, move, and delete nodes.
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Button allowing you to access the style configuration interfaces of elements.
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Undo and Redo buttons. Allow you to undo and redo all edition operations one by one.
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Allows you to choose the layer to edit. Only one layer can be edited at a time. • Annotations layer: This layer is always present and is used by default for the elements that are drawn. All types of elements can be added to this layer and it does not have any attributes. • Editable layers: If the JMap administrator gives you permission to modify the contents of one or more layers of a JMap project OR if you add personal layers to your project, these layers will all be displayed in this list. Edition will be limited according to the properties of the selected layer (element types, element styles, attributes, etc.).
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Number of unsaved transactions on the server. Only used with editable layers.
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Allows you to save or discard edition operations. When working on the Annotations layer, discarding changes will delete the layer's entire content. When working on an editable layer, only the changes made since the last save will be discarded.
