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Changes between Version 24 and Version 25 of GSoC/2014

v24	v25
111	111	* Color tables/rules can be easily set from command line or GUI using rules input. However, to edit current color table, you must run another modules and than copy and paste the existing rules. Moreover, for today's average user, the text only way is not the way to go. Even advanced users could benefit from the fact that they see the colors which they editing and perhaps the possible legend which would be generated for the map.
112	112	* Create a color and interval editor tool which should be able to create files which are compatible with G7:r.reclass, G7:r.colors, G7:v.colors and friends.
	113	* The existing GUI tools (`Raster -> Manage colors -> Manage color rules interactively` and its friends for vector and in 3D) are cumbersome, not stable, ...
	114	* [http://soliton.vm.bytemark.co.uk/pub/cpt-city/ cpt-city] import might be a big advantage.
113	115	* The G7:r.colors `rules` parameter which now to enter values directly, instead of having them stored in the file, can have a button associated with it which would bring user to the manager/editor which would allow the true interactivity, color etc. and when finished, the rules would be trasfered as text back to the dialog `rules` parameter (exact GUI interface may differ, specification of features is more important and should be added here too).
114	116	* It might be also advantageous to save the name of the color table after G7:r.colors somewhere in files for map, so that it can be reused/displayed later.