<< Click to Display Table of Contents >> dpPower > Menu reference > File > Import > KML... |
1.Select File > Import > KML... The window Import file opens.
2.Select the file to import.
3.Press Open.
4.Press Browse and select mapping file.
5.Specify window settings for loading the data.
6.Press Import file. A window opens.
7.When the import is complete, press Close.
Select a mapping file |
Press Browse to specify a mapping file in the directory structure. Read more about mapping files under 'Further details' below. |
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Select character set for mapping file |
Select between the standard sets UTF-8 (default), ISO-8859-1 and IBM850 to match the character encoding used in the KML file. |
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Warn about unmapped |
Select the check box to display a warning message if the KML file contains non-mapping data in the mapping file. Unmapped data is reported at the bottom of the import log. |
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Background map |
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[section name]
style_url={value}
geom_types={value}
otype={value}
subtype={value}
ctype={value}
state={value}
display_flag={value}
style_url:
Optional. If configured the styleUrl of the placemark will be matched against this value.
Matching is done case insensitive. Default is that all styleUrl's are accepted.
Note: In the kml the styleUrl is given as "#xyz".
In the configuration file the hash tag should be removed, that is,
configure this "xyz" to match.
geom_types:
Optional. Comma separated list of geometry types that will be matched
against the geometry type for the placemark.
Valid geometry types are: POINT, LINE, POLYGON. (Values are case insensitive.)
Default is that all valid geometry types are accepted.
otype:
Mandatory. The otype of the object to be created.
subtype:
Mandatory. The subtype of the object to be created.
ctype:
Mandatory. The geomety ctype to be created.
state:
Optional. The state of the object to be created. Default is 0.
display:
Optional. The display flag of the object to be created. Default is 0.
Example:
[cables]
style_url=line-097138-2744
geom_types=LINE
otype=700102
ctype=4000
subtype=13
When a KML file is imported to dpPower, there must exist a so-called mapping file. A mapping is logical connections between elements in one set and elements in another set. In other words, a mapping file is a file with information about how data in a KML file should be translated into data in dpPower .
The mapping file can be created manually (in a standard text editor such as Windows Notepad).