On 18-09-15 14:47, GRASS GIS wrote:
#2749: Integrate 'Change mapset' dialog in manager toolbar
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Reporter: mwortmann | Owner: grass-dev@…
Type: enhancement | Status: new
Priority: normal | Milestone: 7.1.0
Component: wxGUI | Version: unspecified
Resolution: | Keywords: mapset, toolbars, layer manager
CPU: Unspecified | Platform: Unspecified
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Comment (by annakrat):
Replying to [ticket:2749 mwortmann]:
> Wouldn't the simple (Settings > GRASS working environment > ) Change
mapset dialog be a lot more useful in the Layer Manager toolbar? I'm not
sure how many people are actually using the dialog, but I'm sure most use
the commandline to do this simple change. I
I use the dialog quite often when I don't remember the mapset names.
+1 I use it a lot as well
>always thought typing 'g.mapset xyz' (plus maybe g.mapset -l) or going to
the dialog, seems too much for such a simple thing. The simple dropdown
without the Ok button would be quick and easy. Plus it could show the
current mapset which is somewhat missing in the Layer Manager.
I mostly agree but I am not sure where to put it, there is already a lot
of things in the toolbar, so we would have to start a new row of toolbars?
Maybe the data catalog tab would be an option?
I think the number of buttons is fairly limited, one more wouldn't be a
problem i.m.h.o. But a context menu when right clicking on a map set in
the data catalog, with the option to change to that map set may even be
better,
BTW, on Ubuntu, you can type Alt and then 'Change ...' and launch the
dialog in this way, too.
I totally forgot about that, thanks for the reminder :-)
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