Ahh! That worked! Thanks so much. I'd looked in the output window before, but had missed the coordinates because I have so much attribute data tied to the map.
Thanks again Peter On Sun, Dec 28, 2008 at 2:42 PM, Maciej Sieczka <[email protected]>wrote: > pete davidson pisze: > >> Hi all >> >> In gis.m, as you mouse over a map, the current easting and northing >> is displayed in the lower right hand corner of the map window. This >> makes it easy to, for example, find the coordinates of an >> intersection on a street map by simply moving the cursor over the >> intersection and writing down the coordinates. >> >> My problem is, is there any way to copy those coordinates to the >> clipboard with a keystroke command so they can be pasted somewhere >> else, rather than having to write them down by hand? I've tried the >> usual ctrl-c / ctrl-x kind of things with the Pointer, Query, and >> Measure tools selected, but nothing I try seems to put anything on >> the clipboard. >> >> Does anyone know the answer to this one (or is there another way to >> do this using v.digit or something similar?) >> >> Here's a link to a screenshot with the coordinate box highlighted in >> case I haven't been clear: >> >> https://php10.ucsf.edu/ufostudy/transfer/screenshot.html >> > > Query the map - the coordinates of where you clicked are in the gis.m > output window then, even if no object was found. Copy & paste from there. > > Maciek > > -- > Maciej Sieczka > www.sieczka.org >
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