Traverse File Editor: Edit Menu

(This functionality is available with the Input / Output module)

On selecting the Edit menu from the Traverse File Editor, the following commands become available.

	Menu	Used to
	Insert	Insert a blank row in the editor: The new row is to be inserted before the selected row.
	Delete	Delete the selected row from the editor:
	Clear	Deletes the contents of the currently highlighted cell.
	Cut	Cut the selected row to the clipboard.
	Copy	Copy the selected row to the clipboard.
	Paste	Paste a row from the clipboard to the editor.
	New Traverse	Create a new traverse in the currently open traverse file.
	Delete Traverse	Delete the current traverse.
	Move or Copy Traverse...	Open the Move or Copy traverse dialog. This dialog is used to either move a selected traverse in the displayed list to the end of the list, or create a copy of the current traverse.
	Properties...	Open the Traverse Properties dialog. This dialog is used to display and edit the name of the current traverse and its code. This code is used for a line segment if no code is entered into the code column. The Code list shows all available codes in the currently configured code table set in the Utilities/Configure/Code Table command.
	Retrieve Co-ordinates	Retrieve co-ordinates from the currently open database and place them in the Traverse File Editor. First, select the required record and then select this command. If the co-ordinates of the AT point are present in the database, they are copied to the Traverse File Editor as fixed co-ordinates. To select a record click on the appropriate number in the left-hand column of the spreadsheet. The entire row of the record will be highlighted. If you inadvertently have any fixed co-ordinates against points that are to be adjusted, swipe and delete them before trying to adjust.
	Set As Arc	Toggle whether a distance is an arc or chord. To use this tool, a radius field must first be selected. If the distance is to be treated as an arc, then the radius value will be in the colour set for arcs in the Utilities/Configure/Colours/Table command.