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1.2 表記法

This section describes a collection of uniform styles throughout the manual. The conventions used in this manual are as follows:

GUI Conventions

The GUI convention styles are intended to mimic the appearance of the GUI. In general, the objective is to use the non-hover appearance, so a user can visually scan the GUI to find something that looks like the instruction in the manual.

• Menu Options: Layer > Add a Raster Layer
  or
  Settings > Toolbars > Digitizing


• Tool: Add a Raster Layer


• Button: Save as Default


• Dialog Box Title: Layer Properties


• Tab: General


• Toolbox Item: nviz - Open 3D-View in NVIZ


• Checkbox: Render


• Radio Button: Postgis SRID EPSG ID


• Select a Number: Hue60


• Select a String: Outline style ---Solid Line


• Browse for a File: ...


• Select a Color: Outline color 　　　　　　


• Slider: Transparency 0%


• Input Text: Display Namelakes.shp

A shadow indicates a clickable GUI component.

Text or Keyboard Conventions

The manual also includes styles related to text, keyboard commands and coding to indicate different entities, such as classes, or methods. They don't correspond to any actual appearance.

• Hyperlinks: http://qgis.org
• Single Keystroke: press p
• Keystroke Combinations: press Ctrl+B, meaning press and hold the Ctrl key and then press the B key.
• Name of a File: lakes.shp
• Name of a Class: NewLayer
• Method: classFactory
• Server: myhost.de
• User Text: qgis --help

Code is indicated by a fixed-width font:

PROJCS["NAD_1927_Albers",
  GEOGCS["GCS_North_American_1927",

Platform-specific instructions

<P> GUI sequences and small amounts of text can be formatted inline: Click {[height=5mm]nix.eps [height=5mm]win.eps File [height=5mm]osx.eps QGIS} > Quit to close QGIS. This indicates that on Linux, Unix and Windows platforms, click the File menu option first, then Quit from the dropdown menu, while on Macintosh OSX platforms, click the QGIS menu option first, then Quit from the dropdown menu. Larger amounts of text may be formatted as a list:

<P>

• [height=5mm]nix.eps do this;
• [height=5mm]win.eps do that;
• [height=5mm]osx.eps do something else.

<P> or as paragraphs.

<P> [height=5mm]nix.eps [height=5mm]osx.eps Do this and this and this. Then do this and this and this and this and this and this and this and this and this.

<P> [height=5mm]win.eps Do that. Then do that and that and that and that and that and that and that and that and that and that and that and that and that and that and that.

<P> Screenshots that appear throughout the user guide have been created on different platforms; the platform is indicated by the platform-specific icons at the end of the figure caption.