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| <?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?> | ||
| <cheatsheet title="Editing your data" xmlns:xsi="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance" | ||
| xsi:noNamespaceSchemaLocation="..\contentFile.xsd"> | ||
| <intro> | ||
| <description>So, you've found your data, loaded it into Debrief, and now you want to make | ||
| some changes to it. This cheat-sheet will give you some pointers.</description> | ||
| </intro> | ||
| <item title="Check you have some data" href="/org.eclipse.platform.doc.user/concepts/cnav.htm"> | ||
| <description>In the top left hand corner of Debrief you should find the Navigator window. If | ||
| it isn't there, select "Navigator" from Debrief's Window/Show View menu. Also check you | ||
| have our sample data-files - it they're not there, find how to load them from the | ||
| "Loading sample data" cheat-sheet.</description> | ||
| </item> | ||
| <item title="Open the sample plot-file"> | ||
| <description>If it's not already open, double-click on 'sample.xml' in the | ||
| Navigator window, and the sample plot will open.</description> | ||
| </item> | ||
| <item href="/org.mwc.debrief.help/html/legacy/moving_around.html" title="Fit to window"> | ||
| <description>You can also experiment with zooming in and out. Click the zoom out | ||
| button once to zoom out, or put plot into <b>Zoom In</b> mode by clicking on the Zoom In | ||
| button. Now, when you drag an area, the map will zoom in on that viewport.<br/> | ||
| Lastly, to make sure all of the data is visible, click on the "Fit-to-Window" | ||
| toolbar button. Read more about the toolbar buttons by clicking on the help-link to the | ||
| right of this text. </description> | ||
| </item> | ||
| <item title="View the data in tree form"> | ||
| <description> In addition to viewing your data on the 2D plot, the <b>Outline View</b> | ||
| displays it in tree form. Switch to the <b>Outline View</b> view to see the data. | ||
| If the Outline View isn't open already, you can open it via the <b>Window/Show View</b> menu. | ||
| You'll see the two tracks there, together with other layers that contain <b>Chart | ||
| Features</b> (such as the <b>Grid</b> and <b>Scale</b>), and the <b>Misc</b> layer | ||
| that contains graphical annotations. </description> | ||
| </item> | ||
| <item title="Make sure the properties window is open" | ||
| href="/org.eclipse.platform.doc.user/concepts/cpropview.htm"> | ||
| <description>The properties window is normally at the bottom left of Debrief. If it's there | ||
| but not at the top of the 'stack', click on its title to reveal it. If you can't find | ||
| it, select "Properties" from the 'Window/Show View" drop-down list.</description> | ||
| </item> | ||
| <item title="Select an item"> | ||
| <description>Now double-click on one of the corners of the green rectangle near the centre | ||
| of the track plot. You'll now see its editable attributes appear on the properties | ||
| window. Cool. You'll see that the attributes are grouped for ease of use, and some | ||
| must be expanded (those for location & time).</description> | ||
| </item> | ||
| <item title="Make a change"> | ||
| <description>Now have a go at changing the rectangle's label color. Click once on the green | ||
| rectangle next to 'LabelColor'. A button containing three dots will appear. Click on | ||
| this to open the color editor. Click on the red rectangle and then the 'OK' button. The | ||
| dialog will close, the label color property will be updated, and the plot will redraw. | ||
| Well done.</description> | ||
| </item> | ||
| <item title="Undo the change"> | ||
| <description>Oops, it appears we shouldn't have changed the label color, it | ||
| doesn't meet NATO MilStd 12332 Sub-para 14g (2002 version). To undo a change, first | ||
| click on the tab at the top of the <b>sample.xml</b> plot (to tell Debrief which plot | ||
| we're undoing). Now click on the Edit menu, and select Undo (it's the first | ||
| item). The color of the label will now change back. Look on the Edit menu again, and | ||
| you'll see there's now a "Redo" command available - just in case | ||
| you're undecided about your adherence to sub-para 14g. Note, it's not just | ||
| edits that are undo-able, lots of operations can be undone, just have a look on the Edit | ||
| menu whenever you feel the need to step-back. If you think something isn't on there | ||
| but it should be, just ask... <b>But it did | ||
| not undo!</b>. The Undo button applies to whichever is the active Debrief view. So, | ||
| to undo a change to the plot, first need to select the plot (or the tab containing hte | ||
| plot name), then press undo.</description> | ||
| </item> | ||
| <item title="Edit a position"> | ||
| <description>To select a position within a track, just double-click on it - its editable | ||
| attributes will appear in the properties window. You can now change the symbol or label | ||
| (<b>LabelShowing</b> or <b>SymbolShowing</b>, | ||
| visibility, or the color (<b>Color</b>) that position will be plotted in. Note: you may have to scroll up & down the | ||
| <b>Properties Window</b> to see all of the properties.</description> | ||
| </item> | ||
| <item title="Edit a whole track"> | ||
| <description>Aaah, but how do you edit a track? Easy, just use the Outline View to select | ||
| it rather than clicking on the plot. Open the Outline View (or select Outline View | ||
| from the Window/Show View drop-down menu). In the Outline View click once on the name | ||
| of a track, and the whole track's properties will be editable in the Properties View. | ||
| The Outline View is also useful for selecting non-geographic entities (such as a grid, | ||
| scale, or background data-set) to be edited.</description> | ||
| </item> | ||
| <item title="Re-arrange the views"> | ||
| <description>Now, are you finding it a bit of pain switching between the Outline View and | ||
| Properties views? Using your mouse, just click and drag the Properties panel upwards - | ||
| so it's on top of the view vertically above it. You can now see the Outline View | ||
| and Properties windows at once.</description> | ||
| </item> | ||
| <item title="Edit directly from the plot itself"> | ||
| <description>For some attributes, you don't even need to use the Properties View. Just | ||
| right-click on an item on your plot. The popup menu shows a series of options and | ||
| commands. A drop-down menu is shown next to the current item's name. From this drop-down | ||
| menu you'll be able to edit all of the item's true/false or 'select one from many' | ||
| attributes. Note, if you click on a vehicle position, a drop-down is shown for the | ||
| parent track as well as the position itself. Also note, that the right-click menu is | ||
| shown if you click on an item from the Outline View.</description> | ||
| </item> | ||
| <item title="Don't forget to save"> | ||
| <description>Now that you've invested all that effort in your plot, don't forget to save it. | ||
| Just click on the floppy-disk icon on the main toolbar. If the data you're looking is | ||
| actually an REP file, you will be invited to save the file in Debrief's XML plot-file | ||
| format - since REPs can't store formatting data.</description> | ||
| </item> | ||
| xsi:noNamespaceSchemaLocation="..\contentFile.xsd"> | ||
| <intro> | ||
| <description>So, you've found your data, loaded it into Debrief, and now you want to make | ||
| some changes to it. This cheat-sheet will give you some pointers.</description> | ||
| </intro> | ||
| <item title="Check you have some data" href="/org.eclipse.platform.doc.user/concepts/cnav.htm"> | ||
| <description>In the top left hand corner of Debrief you should find the Navigator window. If | ||
| it isn't there, select "Navigator" from Debrief's Window/Show View menu. Also check you | ||
| have our sample data-files - it they're not there, find how to load them from the | ||
| "Loading sample data" cheat-sheet.</description> | ||
| </item> | ||
| <item title="Open the sample plot-file"> | ||
| <description>If it's not already open, double-click on 'sample.xml' in the | ||
| Navigator window, and the sample plot will open.</description> | ||
| </item> | ||
| <item href="/org.mwc.debrief.help/html/legacy/moving_around.html" title="Fit to window"> | ||
| <description>You can also experiment with zooming in and out. Click the zoom out | ||
| button once to zoom out, or put plot into <b>Zoom In</b> mode by clicking on the Zoom In | ||
| button. Now, when you drag an area, the map will zoom in on that viewport.<br/> | ||
| Lastly, to make sure all of the data is visible, click on the "Fit-to-Window" | ||
| toolbar button. Read more about the toolbar buttons by clicking on the help-link to the | ||
| right of this text. </description> | ||
| </item> | ||
| <item title="View the data in tree form"> | ||
| <description> In addition to viewing your data on the 2D plot, the <b>Outline View</b> | ||
| displays it in tree form. Switch to the <b>Outline View</b> view to see the data. | ||
| If the Outline View isn't open already, you can open it via the <b>Window/Show View</b> menu. | ||
| You'll see the two tracks there, together with other layers that contain <b>Chart | ||
| Features</b> (such as the <b>Grid</b> and <b>Scale</b>), and the <b>Misc</b> layer | ||
| that contains graphical annotations. </description> | ||
| </item> | ||
| <item title="Make sure the properties window is open" | ||
| href="/org.eclipse.platform.doc.user/concepts/cpropview.htm"> | ||
| <description>The properties window is normally at the bottom left of Debrief. If it's there | ||
| but not at the top of the 'stack', click on its title to reveal it. If you can't find | ||
| it, select "Properties" from the 'Window/Show View" drop-down list.</description> | ||
| </item> | ||
| <item title="Select an item"> | ||
| <description>Now double-click on one of the corners of the green rectangle near the centre | ||
| of the track plot. You'll now see its editable attributes appear on the properties | ||
| window. Cool. You'll see that the attributes are grouped for ease of use, and some | ||
| must be expanded (those for location & time).</description> | ||
| </item> | ||
| <item title="Make a change"> | ||
| <description>Now have a go at changing the rectangle's label color. Click once on the green | ||
| rectangle next to 'LabelColor'. A button containing three dots will appear. Click on | ||
| this to open the color editor. Click on the red rectangle and then the 'OK' button. The | ||
| dialog will close, the label color property will be updated, and the plot will redraw. | ||
| Well done.</description> | ||
| </item> | ||
| <item title="Undo the change"> | ||
| <description>Oops, it appears we shouldn't have changed the label color, it | ||
| doesn't meet NATO MilStd 12332 Sub-para 14g (2002 version). To undo a change, first | ||
| click on the tab at the top of the <b>sample.xml</b> plot (to tell Debrief which plot | ||
| we're undoing). Now click on the Edit menu, and select Undo (it's the first | ||
| item). The color of the label will now change back. Look on the Edit menu again, and | ||
| you'll see there's now a "Redo" command available - just in case | ||
| you're undecided about your adherence to sub-para 14g. Note, it's not just | ||
| edits that are undo-able, lots of operations can be undone, just have a look on the Edit | ||
| menu whenever you feel the need to step-back. If you think something isn't on there | ||
| but it should be, just ask... <b>But it did | ||
| not undo!</b>. The Undo button applies to whichever is the active Debrief view. So, | ||
| to undo a change to the plot, first need to select the plot (or the tab containing hte | ||
| plot name), then press undo.</description> | ||
| </item> | ||
| <item title="Edit a position"> | ||
| <description>To select a position within a track, just double-click on it - its editable | ||
| attributes will appear in the properties window. You can now change the symbol or label | ||
| (<b>LabelShowing</b> or <b>SymbolShowing</b>, | ||
| visibility, or the color (<b>Color</b>) that position will be plotted in. Note: you may have to scroll up & down the | ||
| <b>Properties Window</b> to see all of the properties.</description> | ||
| </item> | ||
| <item title="Edit a whole track"> | ||
| <description>Aaah, but how do you edit a track? Easy, just use the Outline View to select | ||
| it rather than clicking on the plot. Open the Outline View (or select Outline View | ||
| from the Window/Show View drop-down menu). In the Outline View click once on the name | ||
| of a track, and the whole track's properties will be editable in the Properties View. | ||
| The Outline View is also useful for selecting non-geographic entities (such as a grid, | ||
| scale, or background data-set) to be edited.</description> | ||
| </item> | ||
| <item title="Re-arrange the views"> | ||
| <description>Now, are you finding it a bit of pain switching between the Outline View and | ||
| Properties views? Using your mouse, just click and drag the Properties panel upwards - | ||
| so it's on top of the view vertically above it. You can now see the Outline View | ||
| and Properties windows at once.</description> | ||
| </item> | ||
| <item title="Edit directly from the plot itself"> | ||
| <description>For some attributes, you don't even need to use the Properties View. Just | ||
| right-click on an item on your plot. The popup menu shows a series of options and | ||
| commands. A drop-down menu is shown next to the current item's name. From this drop-down | ||
| menu you'll be able to edit all of the item's true/false or 'select one from many' | ||
| attributes. Note, if you click on a vehicle position, a drop-down is shown for the | ||
| parent track as well as the position itself. Also note, that the right-click menu is | ||
| shown if you click on an item from the Outline View.</description> | ||
| </item> | ||
| <item title="Don't forget to save"> | ||
| <description>Now that you've invested all that effort in your plot, don't forget to save it. | ||
| Just click on the floppy-disk icon on the main toolbar. If the data you're looking is | ||
| actually an REP file, you will be invited to save the file in Debrief's XML plot-file | ||
| format - since REPs can't store formatting data.</description> | ||
| </item> | ||
| </cheatsheet> |
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