The MetInterp Editor is a tool for creating, editing and running MetInterp computations. This tool can be accessed through the button. When launching the editor for the first time, the editor will show up with most of the components disabled, but those will become enabled after a control file is selected. This can be done with the "Open..."button, "New..." button, directly typing the control file path into the text field. Components outside the tabbed section are described in the image below. Within the editor there is the General Settings, Gage Settings, Interpolation and Adjustment Settings, and Output Settings.

The MetInterp Editor functions differently than most editors in HEC-MetVue. While the MetInterp Editor is open, the user can continue to interact with the main MetVue window. Additionally, the Map Window used for MetInterp is populated with the resulting TIN from points specified in the MetInterp editor. This allows the user to add/remove/edit points both in the MetInterp Editor and the Map Window. Any add/remove/edit actions performed by the user, either in the MetInterp Editor or Map Window, are tracked, and therefore undo/redo functionality can be leveraged.


Item

Description

1Control file field. Allows for text entry of the control file to create/edit.
2Open control file button to launch a file chooser dialog, which aids in opening an existing MetInterp control file.
3New control file button to launch a file chooser dialog, which aids in opening a new MetInterp control file.
4Copy control file button to launch a file chooser dialog, which allows for copying settings to a new MetInterp control file.
5Import from GageInterp button allows for importing settings from an existing GageInterp file.
6Errors and warnings message box to identify issues to be resolved before MetInterp calculations can be performed.
7Apply button to save the current settings to the control file.
8Run button, which saves the current settings to the control file, then runs MetInterp.
9Cancel button to exit the editor without saving changes.