When displaying a map, you might want to obtain information on selected portions of the map. The Draw | Region commands allow you to specify a selection region by drawing a ellipse, rectangle, or polygon. Alternatively, you can select boundary objects by their primary IDs or in the Plot Window to create a selection region or buffer zone.
If you want to define more than one selection region at the same time, you can use the Draw | Region | Add command. The selection region you define remains displayed on the screen until you define another selection region, or you choose the Draw | Region | Clear command.
Once you have defined the region or regions, you can use the Analysis | Data | Records in Regions command to display information for the contained boundary objects.
Create a region with one of the following Draw | Region commands:
Selects boundary objects within a user-defined circle |
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Selects boundary objects within a user defined rectangle |
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Selects boundary objects within a user defined polygon |
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Selects boundary objects within an automatically generated buffer zone |
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By Selecting |
Selects boundary objects based on their primary IDs Selection is made through the Define Regions by PIDs dialog |
By Current Selection |
Defines region with the current selection's boundary objects Objects are selected in the plot window or object manager Opens the Regions by Selection dialog |
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