[QGIS-trac] Re: [Quantum GIS] #748: Edit vertices within a polygon, polyline vector layers

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#748: Edit vertices within a polygon, polyline vector layers
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        Reporter:  jctull                           |         Owner:  nobody                               
            Type:  enhancement                      |        Status:  closed                               
        Priority:  minor: annoyance or enhancement  |     Milestone:  Version 1.2.0                        
       Component:  Digitising                       |       Version:  HEAD                                 
      Resolution:  fixed                            |      Keywords:  edit vertices vector polygon polyline
Platform_version:                                   |      Platform:  All                                  
        Must_fix:  No                               |   Status_info:  0                                    
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Changes (by wonder):

  * status:  new => closed
  * resolution:  => fixed
  * milestone:  Version 1.0.3 => Version 1.2.0

Comment:

 Added in r10890. Look for node tool in advanced digitizing toolbar.

 It resembles a tool for editing paths by nodes that is present in every
 vector editor. How does it work:
 - click on a feature, its nodes will be marked by small rectangles
 - clicking and dragging a node moves it
 - double clicking a segment will add a new node
 - pressing delete key will remove active node
 - it's possible to select more active nodes at once: by clicking and
 dragging a rectangle
 - it's possible to select segment's adjacent nodes by clicking on the
 segment
 - it's possible to add/remove active nodes by using Ctrl when clicking a
 node or dragging a rectangle

 Martin

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Ticket URL: <https://trac.osgeo.org/qgis/ticket/748#comment:3>
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