Editing an isolated object vertex

Editing of a separate point of edited object (change of its planned position) is carried out by moving the cursor at the pressed left mouse button.

Direction and step of an object repositioning correspond to the mouse cursor moving, from the moment when left mouse button was pressed. Moving of cursor with the released button does not change an object location.

It is recommended to do rough object positioning by mouse and to use arrow keys along with pressed left mouse button for precise object positioning.

Object saving is made at the moment of completion of executed operation.

It is recommended to switch a map image in the main menu of the GIS into a mode: Normal with nodes.

At the moment of activation of a mode an additional panel will appear (if the option «Subsidiary panels» in properties of the map editor is switched on), on which in the form of pictograms auxiliary modes are duplicated which can be made active during creation of object, as well by a choice of corresponding item of the menu emerging on pressing of the right mouse button or on pressing the corresponding «hot» key of the keyboard.

All buttons of the subsidiary panel conditionally can be divided onto three groups:

Switching on, switching off and indication of condition:

- mode of capture of «another's» vertices (take vertex) («K»);

- mode of capture of «another's» lines (take line) («J»);

- mode of capture a grid node («N»);

- mode of vertex insert («Insert»);

- switching on (switching off) of mode of creation of reply vertex («G»);

- mode of vertex illumination (show vertex) («U»);

- mode of editing of the common vertex (adjacently vertex) («A»);

- mode of editing of end points in line.

Activation of process:

- close a contour of object (close line) («L»);

- delete current vertex («Delete»);

- horizontal line («H»);

- vertical line («V»);

- copy of a vertex of selected object («I»);

- copy center of line («C»);

- undo («Back»).

Change of parameters:

- zoom in area of capture(«+»);

- zoom out area of capture («-»).