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Adopt term 'Map reference point' #2029
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In the 'Rotate map', 'Change map scale' and 'Change scale factor' dialogs, the rotation/scaling center can be chosen to be the 'Georeferencing reference point', even for local CRS. This is confusing since the reference point is based on map coordinates (e.g., in mm) and not on geographic coordinates. In the 'Options' section below the term 'Adjust georeferencing reference point' also only refers to the coordinates of the map reference point.
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@pkturner: The initial commit ignored the StretchMapDialog dialog that uses the same wordings. Please check, thank you. |
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This change in terminology from "georeferencing reference point" to "map reference point" is good all around.
I added related (though independent) issue #2310.
In the 'Rotate map', 'Change map scale' and 'Change scale factor' dialogs, the rotation/scaling center can be chosen to be the 'Georeferencing reference point', even for local CRS.
This is confusing since the reference point is based on map coordinates (e.g., in mm) and not on geographic coordinates.
In the 'Options' sections below the term 'Adjust georeferencing reference point' also only refers to the
coordinates of the map reference point.
This change implements Scott Turner's (@pkturner) proposal to use 'Map reference point' and 'Adjust coordinates of map reference point' instead.
It supersedes #2014.