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Jw: /* Selected Entries */

2018-12-13T08:06:06Z

Selected Entries

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	==Selected Entries==		==Selected Entries==

	When a table is used in conjunction with a dialog control (e.g. a listbox), tagged entries are displayed as selected entries. You can retrieve the number of selected entries with <samp>$#table[!TAGGED]</samp>.		When a table is used in conjunction with a dialog control (e.g. a listbox), tagged entries are displayed as selected entries. You can retrieve the number of selected entries with <samp>$#table[!TAGGED]</samp>. If you would like to retrieve the selected entries, you must hide non-selected entries (<samp>$#table /tagged</samp>) and then you can loop through the visible rows.

	==Counting Table Entries==		==Counting Table Entries==

Jw: /* Selected Entries */

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Selected Entries

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	==Selected Entries==		==Selected Entries==

	When a table is used in conjunction with a dialog control (e.g. a listbox), tagged entries are displayed as selected entries.		When a table is used in conjunction with a dialog control (e.g. a listbox), tagged entries are displayed as selected entries. You can retrieve the number of selected entries with <samp>$#table[!TAGGED]</samp>.

	==Counting Table Entries==		==Counting Table Entries==

Jw: /* The Show Format */

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The Show Format

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	===The Show Format===		===The Show Format===

	A table can be configured to display it's data using a c-style format string. This format is called the 'show' format and is used by the listbox and listview dialog controls when displaying table data. See Configuring a table field for details.		A table can be configured to display it's data using a c-style format string. This format is called the 'show' format and is used by the listbox and listview dialog controls when displaying table data. See [[Programmer_Guide/Shell_Items/Table/SET_TABLE#Configuring_a_table_field\|Configuring a table field]] for details.

	===The Write Format===		===The Write Format===

Jw at 09:48, 7 April 2015

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			{{Table_Item_Template}}
	The {{STX}} table item is designed to store string or numerical data in rows and columns. The table item provides search and comparison functions.		The {{STX}} table item is designed to store string or numerical data in rows and columns. The table item provides search and comparison functions.

Christian: /* Sound file Directory Table */

2014-04-17T18:07:45Z

Sound file Directory Table

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	===~~Sound file~~ Directory Table===		===Soundfile Directory Table===

	A table designed to be used to manage sound file information. On creation, fields for the sound file name, beginning and length of the sound file are automatically created. This type of table can be used with the <code>LOAD SOUNDFILE</code> command.		A table designed to be used to manage sound file information. On creation, fields for the sound file name, beginning and length of the sound file are automatically created. This type of table can be used with the [[Programmer_Guide/Command_Reference/LOAD#LOAD_SOUNDFILE\|<code>LOAD SOUNDFILE</code>]] command.

	== {{anchor\|ckgformats\|Display Formats}} ==		== {{anchor\|ckgformats\|Display Formats}} ==

Christian: /* Simple Table */

2014-04-17T18:05:59Z

Simple Table

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	Simple tables store every entry as a string. There are no columns or fields. Case-sensitive character searching is supported as well as [[#ckgtagged\|entry tagging]]. The [[#ckgformats\|display formats}} (''show'' and ''write'' format) have no relevance for simple tables.		Simple tables store every entry as a string. There are no columns or fields. Case-sensitive character searching is supported as well as [[#ckgtagged\|entry tagging]]. The [[#ckgformats\|display formats]] (''show'' and ''write'' format) have no relevance for simple tables.

	;Simple Table Example: This example demonstrates basic use of a simple table item.		;Simple Table Example: This example demonstrates basic use of a simple table item.

Christian: /* Simple Table */

2014-04-17T18:05:44Z

Simple Table

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	Simple tables store every entry as a string. There are no columns or fields. Case-sensitive character searching is supported as well as [[#ckgtagged\|entry tagging]]. The show and write format have no relevance for simple tables.		Simple tables store every entry as a string. There are no columns or fields. Case-sensitive character searching is supported as well as [[#ckgtagged\|entry tagging]]. The [[#ckgformats\|display formats}} (''show'' and ''write'' format) have no relevance for simple tables.

	;Simple Table Example: This example demonstrates basic use of a simple table item.		;Simple Table Example: This example demonstrates basic use of a simple table item.

Christian: /* Display Formats */

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Display Formats

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	A table designed to be used to manage sound file information. On creation, fields for the sound file name, beginning and length of the sound file are automatically created. This type of table can be used with the <code>LOAD SOUNDFILE</code> command.		A table designed to be used to manage sound file information. On creation, fields for the sound file name, beginning and length of the sound file are automatically created. This type of table can be used with the <code>LOAD SOUNDFILE</code> command.

	== Display Formats ==		== {{anchor\|ckgformats\|Display Formats}} ==

	===The Show Format===		===The Show Format===

Christian: /* Tagged and untagged table entries */

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Tagged and untagged table entries

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	Note that the show format can also be used to read from and write to file, if so configured (see the <code>MODE</code> command).		Note that the show format can also be used to read from and write to file, if so configured (see the <code>MODE</code> command).

	==Tagged and untagged table entries==		=={{anchor\|ckgtagged\|Tagged and untagged table entries}}==

	~~{{anchor\|ckgtagged\|~~Entries in a table can be either tagged or untagged.}} By default every entry is untagged. A table can be configured to display tagged entries only (see showing and hiding table entries). If so configured, untagged entries cannot be accessed, deleted or displayed (e.g. in a dialog listbox).		Entries in a table can be either tagged or untagged. By default every entry is untagged. A table can be configured to display tagged entries only (see showing and hiding table entries). If so configured, untagged entries cannot be accessed, deleted or displayed (e.g. in a dialog listbox).

	You can tag or untag individual entries with the command <code>$#table $#index /Tag</code> or <code>$#table $#index /Untag</code>.		You can tag or untag individual entries with the command <code>$#table $#index /Tag</code> or <code>$#table $#index /Untag</code>.

Christian: /* Simple Table */

2014-04-17T18:04:14Z

Simple Table

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	===Simple Table===		===Simple Table===

	Simple tables store every entry as a string. There are no columns or fields. Case-sensitive character searching is supported as well as entry tagging. The show and write format have no relevance for simple tables.		Simple tables store every entry as a string. There are no columns or fields. Case-sensitive character searching is supported as well as [[#ckgtagged\|entry tagging]]. The show and write format have no relevance for simple tables.

	;Simple Table Example: This example demonstrates basic use of a simple table item.		;Simple Table Example: This example demonstrates basic use of a simple table item.