Changes between Version 7 and Version 8 of wxGUIDevelopment/SingleWindow

Timestamp:

Apr 7, 2021, 11:27:16 PM (3 years ago)

Author:

lindakladivova

Comment:

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wxGUIDevelopment/SingleWindow

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 GRASS GIS consists of two windows (frames) after launch - Layer Manager and Map Display. Additional maps are opened as additional separate Map Display windows. Each Map Display window corresponds to the Map Display tab in the Display tab, which defines the visual content of a particular Map Display window.
 
-Figure 1: Illustration of several open Map Display windows and their associated Map Display tabs.
-[[Image(several_map_displays.PNG)]]
+[[Image(several_map_displays.PNG, 1100px, title=Figure 1: Illustration of several open Map Display windows and their associated Map Display tabs, align=center)]]
 
-GRASS GIS Layer Manager contains the Menu from the top, then three dockable toolbars Workspace, Tools, and Misc (see figure 2).
+GRASS GIS Layer Manager contains the Menu from the top, then three dockable toolbars Workspace, Tools, and Misc.
 
-Figure 2: Dockable toolbars in version 7.9
-[[Image(dockable_toolbars.PNG)]]
+[[Image(dockable_toolbars.PNG, 500px, title=Figure 2: Dockable toolbars in version 7.9, align=center)]]
 
-The most spatially extensive widget is a notebook, which in a standard 2D projection contains 5 tabs - Data, Display, Modules, Console, and Python. When switching to 3D projection, this number is increased by the 3D view tab (Figure 3).
+The most spatially extensive widget is a notebook, which in a standard 2D projection contains 5 tabs - Data, Display, Modules, Console, and Python. When switching to 3D projection, this number is increased by the 3D view tab.
 
-Figure 3: individual tabs - from left Data, Display, Modules, Console, Python, and 3D view
-[[Image(tabs.png)]]
+[[Image(tabs.png, 1100px, title=Figure 3: Individual tabs - from left Data, Display, Modules, Console, Python, and 3D view, align=center)]]
 
 In addition to the Data Catalog, the Data tab also contains the Data Catalog toolbar and the infobar object. Similarly, the Display tab now has its own group of buttons - Display toolbar. Buttons previously available through the main dockable toolbars at the top of the Layer Manager have been moved to these tabs. Thus, in version 7.9, each tab forms a certain whole which will be further preserved for a single layout.