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| The histogram window is responsible for assigning transformations from image original values (in any range) to palette range [0, 255]. The histogram curve will adjust any value smaller than the "From:" limit to 0, and any value greater than the "To:" limit to 255. Any other values will be mapped using the histogram curve to the "Y" coordinate on the color palette on the left. | The histogram window is responsible for assigning transformations from image original values (in any range) to palette range [0, 255]. The histogram curve will adjust any value smaller than the "From:" limit to 0, and any value greater than the "To:" limit to 255. Any other values will be mapped using the histogram curve to the "Y" coordinate on the color palette on the left. | ||
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| [{{ :map_viewer:histogram.png?nolink& |Histogram editor}}] | [{{ :map_viewer:histogram.png?nolink& |Histogram editor}}] | ||
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| * **None**: This option does not apply any transformation, leaving cell values "as is". | * **None**: This option does not apply any transformation, leaving cell values "as is". | ||
| * **Linear**: Linearly maps values between the "from" and "to" ranges. | * **Linear**: Linearly maps values between the "from" and "to" ranges. | ||
| - | * **Equalise**: Constructs an appropriate curve based on [[wp>Equalisation]]. | + | * **Equalize**: Constructs an appropriate curve based on [[wp>Equalization]]. |
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| There are currently four options for loading maps (or a group of maps, if you hold the CTRL key while selecting the filenames on the file browser): | There are currently four options for loading maps (or a group of maps, if you hold the CTRL key while selecting the filenames on the file browser): | ||
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| You can retrieve map information by clicking on the icon "i" (Layer information). | You can retrieve map information by clicking on the icon "i" (Layer information). | ||
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| {{ :map_viewer:map_info.png?nolink& |}} | {{ :map_viewer:map_info.png?nolink& |}} | ||
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| The command line syntax is: | The command line syntax is: | ||
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| - | "<Folder where Dinamica EGO is installed>\DinamicaMapViewer" <egov filename> <resulting png filename> [png width] [png height] | + | ''"<Folder where Dinamica EGO is installed>\DinamicaMapViewer" <egov filename> <resulting png filename> [png width] [png height]'' |
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| ^ Parameter ^ Description ^ | ^ Parameter ^ Description ^ | ||
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| Example: | Example: | ||
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| - | "C:\Program Files\Dinamica EGO\DinamicaMapViewer" "c:\Maps\maps.egov" "c:\Outputs\result.png" 800 600 | + | ''"C:\Program Files\Dinamica EGO\DinamicaMapViewer" "c:\Maps\maps.egov" "c:\Outputs\result.png" 800 600'' |
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