[Gvsig_english] SUGGESTED FUNCTIONALITY gvSIG 1.9 (BN 1253) -- Layer Properties

[Simon Cropper (Botanicus Australia Pty Ltd)]

Jorge Gaspar,

I see what you mean. I tried cutting a shapefile from gvSIG and pasting 
into Notepad++

This would allow you to change the a whole raft of details (not the 
least being the actual shp/dbf the formating would apply to; obviously 
assuming all the fields were the same).

Thanks :-( from now on every time I cut-and-paste in gvSIG I am going to 
have to dump the XML to Notepad++ just to see what is going on :-D .

Cheers Simon

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On 8/01/2010 9:48 PM, Jorge Gaspar Sanz Salinas wrote:
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> On 08/01/10 11:25, Antonio Falciano wrote:
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>> Il 08/01/2010 6.13, Simon Cropper (Botanicus Australia Pty Ltd) ha scritto:
>>      
>>> Hi,
>>>
>>> The problem here is that you can only save the symbology attached to a
>>> layer --  you can't save the labeling or property attributes (scale
>>> range, use spatial index, labeling details and hyperlink details).
>>>
>>> Ideally you should be able to save all the information in the property
>>> box and reapply to comparable layers. When you apply the load routine
>>> should provide you with an option of ignoring one or more of the data
>>> sets (general, symbology, labeling, hyperlink).
>>>        
>> +1
>>
>>      
> I know a (dirty) trick to accomplish more or less this thing.
>
> Yo can right click on the layer name and select "copy". Then you go to
> a text editor and paste the XML definition of the whole layer.
>
> Then you can go, for example to another gvSIG project and create a
> view (with the same SRS), copy the contents of that file on your
> clipboard and right click on the toc and paste the layer definition.
>
> Yes, it's a little bit complicated but it usually works.
>
> Hope it helps.
>
> - -- 
> Jorge Gaspar Sanz Salinas
> Ingeniero en Geodesia y Cartografía
> http://www.prodevelop.es
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