GisViewer 1.0.1.1
Description
GisViewer Lister plugin for Total Commander1. What's this?
This is a lister plugin for Total Commander, to view ESRI shapefiles.
2. How to install?
For this to work, you need first to install .Net Framework (>=4.5.2), and .Net Interface 1.4 for Total Commander (only need to install once). Links is provied at the end.
Then install the plugin itself.
3. How to use?
Move the cursor to any of the collection files of a shapefile, view it like any other lister. It can properly tell if a file belongs to a shapefile or just a single file. So try giving this a high order at the lister list.
Accepted extensions: .shp, .shx, .prj, .dbf, .sbn, .sbx, .shp.xml
4. Contact
Email: wayangel@outlook.com
5. Links:
● GisViewer: https://github.com/gepcel/GisViewer
● Official website of .NET: https://www.microsoft.com/net
● Official website of .Net Interface 1.4 for Total Commander: https://sourceforge.net/projects/tcdotnetinterface/
● You can also download and install the interface from: https://github.com/gepcel/GisViewer
What’s new
Fix a missing file issue.
1. Keyboard shortcut supported:
● H to switch to Pan tool (default when plugin first showed up)
● +\- to Zoom In\Zoom Out
● I to switch to Identify tool
● E to Zoom to Max Extent
● Esc to quit feature identify form if existed.
2. Handle the ".shp.xml" files.
3. No popup to select projection system if there's none.
4. Optimizations:
● Better looking icons
● More informed tooltips
● When plugin first showed up: Drag to move, scroll to zoom in or out, without to select tools first.
● Better layout of feature identify form.
1. Keyboard shortcut supported:
● H to switch to Pan tool (default when plugin first showed up)
● +\- to Zoom In\Zoom Out
● I to switch to Identify tool
● E to Zoom to Max Extent
● Esc to quit feature identify form if existed.
2. Handle the ".shp.xml" files.
3. No popup to select projection system if there's none.
4. Optimizations:
● Better looking icons
● More informed tooltips
● When plugin first showed up: Drag to move, scroll to zoom in or out, without to select tools first.
● Better layout of feature identify form.
