Overlay Operations

When an Overlay is loaded or has been generated, there are several functions available to the user to modify these polylines.
To access the operation the user should select the desired overlay layer in Layer Control. This makes this layer to be an active layer which may be seen from the bold font in the Layer Control space. In the workspace a hand icon should now be displayed instead of an arrow when the user hovers over this overlay line. The user should select this polyline with LMC. Now when the user RMCs a function list is displayed as shown in Overlay Operations#Figure 1 and Overlay Operations#Figure 2.



Figure 1. Overlay operations menu.



Figure 2. Overlay operations menu detailed.


Explanations of the options available for editing the overlay are as follows:

Edit Properties

Display the information from the current polygon/polylines selected and allow the user to edit their properties as shown in Overlay Operations#Figure 5.

Zoom to Selected

View the selected polyline entirely within the workspace.

Mark Polyline as Closed

Make the polyline become a polygon.

Mark Polyline as Open

Make the polygon become a polyline.

Add RK/RM Labels to Polyline

Add labels of River Kilometer/River Mile (RK/RM) on polyline. Set distance to start labeling and distance between labels as shown in Overlay Operations#Figure 3

Remove RK/RM Labels from Polyline

Clear the RK/RM labels from the polyline.

Edit RK/RM Options

Settings for label and symbol distance as shown in Overlay Operations#Figure 4

Rename

Define another name for the selected polygon/polyline.

Copy to Another Layer

Copy the selected polygon/polyline to another available layer in Layer Control.

Delete Nodes inside Selected Polylines

Delete grid nodes inside the selected polygon/polyline.

Split Grid inside Selected PolylinesSplit an original grid into two grids, a new grid inside selected polygon/polyline.


 

Figure 3. Polyline distance labels window.


 

Figure 4. Edit RK/RM options window.


Figure 5. Polygon/polyline information window.