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Change Log
This page contains information regarding data entry fixes and updates between WinCan VX release versions. These do not include bug fixes or feature developments, only fixes to captions and list items as required to either remove conflicting information or as a result of updates to the standard.
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Duplicate Detection on Import:
When importing more than 1 catchment shapefile into a single project, WinCan VX now checks to see if there are duplicate point item SUPP_REFs in the selected shapefile groups.
If duplicates are detected, the user can export a summary list to Excel and the import will not proceed, or they can opt to let WinCan VX fix the data. The software will add ‘_1’ to the end of one of the SUPP_REFs so that there are no duplicates in the WinCan VX database, and will also modify the shapefiles so that the data that is shared to the GIS team also matches the data in the WinCan VX project.
A full description of this feature is available here.
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WinCan VX v15.0
Multipoint Node Geometry:
This is not a DDMD specific change but a global change across all VX territories and standards. It means that we now store points as 2 points and not just 2 anymore, where 1 point is the centre of the cover and the other point is the centre of the chamber base. This opens up some clever editing opportunities in the application, but they must not be used in DDMS projects dues to the DDMS data model not accepting such data.
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WinCan VX v15.2
New Edit Ribbon:
There are a number of tools in the VX ribbons that were previously located in the Tools ribbon under the ‘Misc Tools’ button drop down list. All of these tools have now been moved to a wholly new ribbon bar called ‘Edit’. The functions of these tools has not changed.
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WinCan VX v16.0
Rotate Node Images to North:
In the Edit ribbon, there is now a ‘Nodes North Up’ button which is toggled either on or off. When it is on, all node 2D sketches are rotated to ‘North Up’ where the North direction is specified in the node inspection data. This also follows through into the printed reports.'
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