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| The tools allowing you to select features in the visualization window are regrouped in the //Selection// menu: | The tools allowing you to select features in the visualization window are regrouped in the //Selection// menu: | ||
| - | * Select (**V**) | + | * //Select// (**V**): select one or more object in the current layer in edition |
| - | * Select by Feature ID... | + | * //Select by Feature ID...//: select an object with its ID |
| - | * Clear Selection (**Ctrl+Alt+S**) | + | * //Clear Selection// (**Ctrl+D**): clear the current selection |
| - | * Invert Selection | + | * //Invert Selection//: unselect the current selection and select all non selected objects |
| ===== Single Selection ===== | ===== Single Selection ===== | ||
| - | Regardless you want to make a simple or a multiple selection, you have to be in edition of the correct construction layer. | + | Regardless you want to make a simple or a multiple selection, you have to be in edition of the correct construction layer to target an object. |
| - | You have to ways to select a unique feature: | + | You have two ways to select a unique feature: |
| * By using the selection tool: Activate the selection tool by clicking on it in the toolbar or by selecting it in the menu //Selection//. Then simply clik on the object you want to select in the visualization window. | * By using the selection tool: Activate the selection tool by clicking on it in the toolbar or by selecting it in the menu //Selection//. Then simply clik on the object you want to select in the visualization window. | ||