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  • Glossary

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    7 The glossary has the sections
    8 [#Interface Interface],
    9 [#Data Data],
    10 [#Verbs Verbs]
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    13 ||  ||||   **[=#Interface Interface]** ||
    14 || Mapview ||  || The main part of the screen as an area. Don't confuse with the ''map view'' as result of the map data displayed under the current map paint styles. ||
    15 || Main toolbar ||  || Also shorter as toolbar. ||
    16 || Edit toolbar ||  || Has enter buttons in its upper group and toggle buttons in its lower group. ||
    17 || Sidebar ||  || Contains several panels, formerly called ToggleDialog. ||
    18 || status bar ||  || Below the Mapview ||
    19 || panel ||  || Docked in the Sidebar or floating free. Formerly called window or dialog. Has ''panel buttons'' at the bottom. ||
    20 || dialog ||  || A modal screen element to display a warning or set a preference. The Relation editor and the Changeset Manager are non modal windows. ||
    21 || button ||  || A panel has panel buttons. Elsewhere called symbol. ||
    22 || working mode ||  || Entered by shortcut key or with an enter button. ||
    23 || working layer ||  || The map data layer holding the selection, also called edit layer or current data layer. ||
    24 || active layer ||  || Only equal to the working layer when it is a data layer. ||
    25 || selection ||  || Objects on the working layer which have been selected or searched for. ||
    26 || shortcut key ||  || Also called keyboard shortcut. ||
    27 || entry ||  || Part of a list. ||
    28 || item  ||  || Mostly as menu item. ||
    29 || preferences ||  ||  The Preferences dialog has the ''pages'' Display preferences, Connection, and more. Each page may have some ''tabs''. ||
    30 ||  ||  ||  ||
    31 ||  ||||   **[=#Data Data]** ||
    32 || tag ||  || A key and value pair for an object, elsewhere called attribute ||
    33 || key ||  ||  ||
    34 || value ||  ||  ||
    35 || object || || In JOSM one of the OSM elements node, way or relation, elsewhere called data primitive  ||
    36 || node || || elsewhere called point ||
    37 || way || || The straight variant of a way without curves is a ''line''. ||
    38 || relation || || ||
    39 || member || || Reference in a relation to another object. ||
    40 || element || || Not used in JOSM, see object and member. ||
    41 || membership || || Property of an object being referenced from a relation? ||
    42 || referrer || || ||
    43 || map data || || Can be OSM data and Raw GPS data. ||
    44 || OSM data || || Objects from the OSM server. ||
    45 || GPX track || || Todo: Sort out if GPS track, GPS trace, GPX track or GPS trace or even Raw GPS data is the best term. ||
    46 || GPS trace || || Todo: Check if equivalent to GPX track. Differentiate to export data? ||
    47 || version || || 1. The object version is a numeric property of an object. [[BR]] 2. If an object exists in several instances and these instances have differences, then the object has several versions.  ||
    48 || tagging || || ||
    49 || outside of the world ||  || outside of the downloaded area ||
    50 ||  || || ||
    51 || note || || Notes are placed by other OSM users. ||
    52 || preset || || Also "tagging preset" is a [wikitr:/Presets Catalog] of object types, also called tagging preset. ||
    53 || validator  || || ||
    54 || map paint style ||   || [wikitr:/Styles] sometimes called map paint styles. ||
    55 ||  || || ||
    56 || plugin  || || Extension for JOSM. ||
    57 ||  |||| **[=#Verbs Verbs]** ||
    58 || to select ||  || Like "to select map objects for the Selection". Avoid this verb elsewhere when not referring to an object on the map. ||
    59 || to choose and to mark  ||  || Like "to mark an entry" and "Show/Hide the chosen layer." ||
    60 || to search ||  || Result of a search is a new Selection ||
    61 || to look … up ||  || To "Lookup" objects in a list (Validation Results, Relation Members, Relation panel etc.). A successful look chooses objects. Avoid sentences like "Select the selected objects." ||
    62 || to browse ||  || The Presets catalog is browseable by text search or by menu structure ||
    63 || to move ||  || Like "to move map objects to a new position" and avoid this verb elsewhere  ||
    64 || to shift ||  || Like "Shift tags from ways to relations" ||
    65 || to pan ||  || Like "to pan the map" ||
    66 || to open / to close || || Like "to close a dialog box" ||
    67 || to show / to hide || || For handling other GUI elements. If a button has a check mark which positively indicates a visibility, then its tool tip should begin with "Show ..." ||
    68 || to display / to conceal ||  || For handling map data with filters and map paint styles. ||
    69 ||  ||  || ||
     8|| advanced preferences || || Settings which are only visible to advanced users, see [wikitr:/Help/Preferences/Advanced help page] ||
     9|| angle snapping || || Function to draw segments that are parallel, perpendicular or at precisely defined angles (30°, 45°, 60°, 90°) to the base segment. ||
     10|| button || || Sub forms are panel buttons, switch buttons and else ||
     11|| child || || When the OSM objects has higher level objects (like nodes in ways or ways in a relation) it is a child ||
     12|| edit toolbar || || Toolbar to switch working mode and toggle panels of the sidebar ||
     13|| element || || Not used in JOSM, see object and member ||
     14|| (GPX) track || || Recorded raw position data used for creating new objects ||
     15|| imagery || || Background images for tracing ||
     16|| item  || || Mostly a menu item. ||
     17|| keyboard shortcut || || Also shortcut key ||
     18|| key || || The key part of a tag ||
     19|| main toolbar || || Also called as toolbar or symbol bar ||
     20|| map paint style || || drawing rules for JOSM map, see [wikitr:/Styles] ||
     21|| mapview || || The main map area of the screen ||
     22|| member || || Reference in a relation to another object ||
     23|| membership || || Objects referenced from a relation ||
     24|| node || || The basic coordinate object of OSM (sometimes called point) ||
     25|| note || || Notes are placed by other OSM users ||
     26|| object || || One of the OSM elements node, way or relation (sometimes called (data) primitive) ||
     27|| OSM data || || Objects from the OSM server ||
     28|| outside of the world || || beyond the boundaries of the downloaded map data ||
     29|| parent || || If a OSM objects has higher level objects (like nodes in ways or ways in a relation) these are parents ||
     30|| plugin  || || Extension for JOSM ||
     31|| preset || || A [wikitr:/Presets collection] of object types (also called tagging preset) ||
     32|| primitive || || One of the OSM elements node, way or relation (sometimes called data object) ||
     33|| referrer || || Objects which are referred to, like nodes of a way or child relations. ||
     34|| relation || || The basic grouping object of OSM ||
     35|| selection || || Objects on the working layer are selected ||
     36|| sidebar || || Contains several panels (also called ToggleDialog) ||
     37|| status bar || || Below the Mapview ||
     38|| tag || || A key and value pair for an object, elsewhere called attribute ||
     39|| tagging || || Adding tags to objects to describe them ||
     40|| tagging preset || || see preset ||
     41|| tags || || The whole set of tags for an object ||
     42|| trace || || Creating new objects (typically from imagery) ||
     43|| validator || || Quality ensure tool of JOSM to check (new) data. ||
     44|| value || || The value part of a tag ||
     45|| way || || The straight variant of a way without curves is a ''line'' ||
     46|| working mode || || Editing mode ||