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Timestamp:
2007-12-14T02:00:43+01:00 (16 years ago)
Author:
framm
Message:
  • built-in mappaint. mappaint plugin no longer required and will be removed from configuration on startup. toggle mappaint view using "wireframe" option in view menu.
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  • trunk/src/org/openstreetmap/josm/gui/GettingStarted.java

    r484 r486  
    5050                panel = new JPanel(new GridBagLayout());
    5151               
    52                 panel.add(new JLabel(tr("<html><h2>You are running the latest \"modeless\" JOSM version.</h2>" +
    53                                 "<h3>This version (almost) does away with the old edit modes, like \"add node and connect\"<br>" +
    54                                 "etc.; instead, there are only four modes: zoom, select, edit, and delete." +
    55                                 "<br>The edit mode will do what you want in most cases (also see the mini help about<br>" +
    56                                 "modifier keys at the bottom of the screen).</h3>" +
    57                 "<h3>If this is the first time you use JOSM since 08 October, you will also find that with the<br>" +
    58                 "0.5 API, segments have gone and relations have been added. You will find general<br>" +
    59                 "information about the changes on the OSM wiki, and there's a page on using relations<br>"+
    60                 "in the JOSM online help." +
     52                panel.add(new JLabel(tr("<html><h2>You are running the latest JOSM version with built-in mappaint support.</h2>" +
     53                "<h3>The mappaint plugin is no longer necessary and has been removed from your configuration<br>" +
     54                "file (if it was present). You can now switch between the \"classic\" display and the mappaint<br>" +
     55                "style by toggling the \"Wireframe\" option in the \"View\" menu.</h3>" +
     56                "<h3>If you have not used new JOSM versions for a while, you will also discover that this JOSM<br>" +
     57                "is \"modeless\". It (almost) does away with the old edit modes, like \"add node and connect\" etc.;<br>"+
     58                "instead, there are only four modes: zoom, select, edit, and delete. The edit mode will do what<br>"+
     59                "you want in most cases (also see the mini help about modifier keys at the bottom of the screen)." +
    6160                "</h3>")), GBC.eol());
    6261               
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