I like the way Google Earth displays KML as a "scene graph", that is, a tree structure in the left panel.
This allows you to rearrange features in folders, change layer order, etc. via drag-and-drop.
However, this (rather useful) functionality is a bit too basic in Google Earth. For example, google "imports" the KML in its own structure, and if you want to "save back" the changes, you have to manually point to the original file in order to overwrite it.
Also, upon save, Google Earth just overwrites the styles contained in the original file (pretty much what Inkscape does with SVG). That's pretty rude
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So, my question is: are there other alternatives, specifically using the Tree View representation with drag-and-drop rearrangement? I don't even need map display (although that would be very useful)
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This allows you to rearrange features in folders, change layer order, etc. via drag-and-drop.
However, this (rather useful) functionality is a bit too basic in Google Earth. For example, google "imports" the KML in its own structure, and if you want to "save back" the changes, you have to manually point to the original file in order to overwrite it.
Also, upon save, Google Earth just overwrites the styles contained in the original file (pretty much what Inkscape does with SVG). That's pretty rude
(So, my question is: are there other alternatives, specifically using the Tree View representation with drag-and-drop rearrangement? I don't even need map display (although that would be very useful)
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