Document Pane

The document pane docking window allows users to manage and style Map Documents .

Overview

The document pane docking window allows users to add one or more geospatial datasets as layers to the map. Geospatial datasets include vector files, raster files, elevation files, OGC WMS, OGC WMTS and XYZ Tile Services. Once layers are added to the map they can be organized using group layers and sorted by geometry type or ground sample distance. Each layer node has a right click popup context menu that contains commands specific to the type of data the layer represents. Selecting a layer node will auto populate the Properties Pane and also the Features Pane if the associated dataset is a vector dataset. Use the control key and shift key to select multiple tree nodes. Drag and drop tree nodes to rearrange the layer z-order. Use the Properties Pane to style the graphic elements of the map and layer datasets.

Dialogs

• Add OGC Service Dialog
• Add XYZ Service Dialog
• Colors Dialog
• Convert Coordinate System Dialog
• Convert File Format Dialog
• Convert Palette To RGB Dialog
• Convert RGB To Pallete Dialog
• Create Contour Lines Dialog
• Create Cutline Dialog
• Create Histograms Dialog
• Create Mask Dialog
• Create Mosaic Dialog
• Create Pyramids Dialog
• Create Relief Map Dialog
• Create Virtual Mosaic Dialog
• Create Tiles From Files Dialog
• Contains Dialog
• Crosses Dialog
• Disjoint Dialog
• Equals Dialog
• Intersects Dialog
• Overlaps Dialog
• Touches Dialog
• Within Dialog
• Buffer Distance Dialog
• Convex Hull Dialog
• Difference Dialog
• Geometric Envelope Dialog
• Intersection Dialog
• Symmetric Difference Dialog
• Union Dialog
• Vector Export Dialog

Menus

• Document Layer Group Menu
• Document Layer Raster Menu
• Document Layer Vector Menu
• Document Map Menu

Toolbar

• Show All
  
  Shows all sub nodes of the root node.
  
  
• Hide All
  
  Hides all sub nodes of the root node.
  
  
• Expand All
  
  Expands all sub nodes of the root node.
  
  
• Collapse All
  
  Collapses all sub nodes of the root node.
  
  

Docking Toolbar

• Document Toolbar

Docking Window

Dockable panes are special windows that can either be docked in a dock site or included in a tabbed pane. The main difference with a view is that a view is built to display the main application content while a pane provides context relative content to what the view has. When a pane is docked in a tabbed pane, click and drag the tab title to rip it from the tabbed view. Drop the cursor on the docking targets that appear when dragging to dock in a new location. Use the "Pin" menu icon in the title bar of the pane window to auto show / hide the pane when not in use. Use the Main Menu, Map Menu or Panes Toolbar to show or hide the application docking windows.