Programmer Guide/Shell Items/Table/TABLE Item Attributes - Revision history

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2016-12-07T07:21:08Z

Field Attributes

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	\| the values of the attributes <code>!IO</code>, <code>!LSEP</code>, <code>!VSEP</code>, <code>!NUMFORMAT</code> and <code>!INTFORMAT</code> may be modified with the command <code>[[Programmer_Guide/Shell_Items/Table/SET_TABLE#FORMAT\|SET table FORMAT]]</code>.		\| the values of the attributes <code>!IO</code>, <code>!LSEP</code>, <code>!VSEP</code>, <code>!NUMFORMAT</code> and <code>!INTFORMAT</code> may be modified with the command <code>[[Programmer_Guide/Shell_Items/Table/SET_TABLE#FORMAT\|SET table FORMAT]]</code>.
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	~~===Field Attributes===~~
	~~These attributes can be queried for any defined fields in an extended table:~~

	~~NAME, TYPE, VISIBLE, SCALE, FORMAT, MMODE, MVALUE, MSYMBOL, HEADER, WIDTH, ALIGN, SORTABLE, EDITABLE, VTABLE, VFIELD, VONLY, VDEFAULT, VUSERDEFAULT, INDEX~~

Jw: /* List of attributes */

2016-12-07T07:20:59Z

List of attributes

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	\| colspan="2" \| If the field does not exist, an empty string is returned.		\| colspan="2" \| If the field does not exist, an empty string is returned.

	If a field attribute is also specified (e.g. <code>$#table[!FIELDS,$#fieldId,attribute]</code>), then the field's attribute value is returned~~. A list of field attributes may be found here: [[#Field Attributes\|Field Attributes]]~~. E.g. To retrieve the value of the attribute <code>VTABLE</code> for the field <code>value</code> do the following: <code>#vtable := set $#table[!FIELDS,value,VTABLE]</code>.		If a field attribute is also specified (e.g. <code>$#table[!FIELDS,$#fieldId,attribute]</code>), then the field's attribute value is returned. E.g. To retrieve the value of the attribute <code>VTABLE</code> for the field <code>value</code> do the following: <code>#vtable := set $#table[!FIELDS,value,VTABLE]</code>.

			The following attributes can be queried: <code>NAME</code>,<code>TYPE</code>,<code>VISIBLE</code>,<code>SCALE</code>,<code>FORMAT</code>,<code>MMODE</code>,<code>MVALUE</code>,<code>MSYMBOL</code>,<code>HEADER</code>,<code>WIDTH</code>,<code>ALIGN</code>,<code>SORTABLE</code>,<code>EDITABLE</code>,<code>VTABLE</code>,<code>VFIELD</code>,<code>VONLY</code>,<code>VDEFAULT</code>,<code>VUSERDEFAULT</code>,<code>INDEX</code>
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	\| <var>!HASFIELD</var>		\| <var>!HASFIELD</var>

Toni at 11:44, 5 December 2016

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	\| colspan="2" \| If the field does not exist, an empty string is returned.		\| colspan="2" \| If the field does not exist, an empty string is returned.

	If a field attribute is also specified (e.g. <code>$#table[!FIELDS,$#fieldId,~~!ATTRIBUTE~~]</code>), then the field's attribute value is returned. A list of field attributes may be found here: [[#Field Attributes\|Field Attributes]]. E.g. To retrieve the value of the attribute <code>VTABLE</code> for the field <code>value</code> do the following: <code>#vtable := set $#table[!FIELDS,value,VTABLE]</code>.		If a field attribute is also specified (e.g. <code>$#table[!FIELDS,$#fieldId,attribute]</code>), then the field's attribute value is returned. A list of field attributes may be found here: [[#Field Attributes\|Field Attributes]]. E.g. To retrieve the value of the attribute <code>VTABLE</code> for the field <code>value</code> do the following: <code>#vtable := set $#table[!FIELDS,value,VTABLE]</code>.
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	\| <var>!HASFIELD</var>		\| <var>!HASFIELD</var>
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	These attributes can be queried for any defined fields in an extended table:		These attributes can be queried for any defined fields in an extended table:

	NAME, TYPE, VISIBLE, SCALE, FORMAT, MMODE, MVALUE, MSYMBOL, HEADER, WIDTH, ALIGN, SORTABLE, EDITABLE, VTABLE, VFIELD, VONLY, VDEFAULT, VUSERDEFAULT		NAME, TYPE, VISIBLE, SCALE, FORMAT, MMODE, MVALUE, MSYMBOL, HEADER, WIDTH, ALIGN, SORTABLE, EDITABLE, VTABLE, VFIELD, VONLY, VDEFAULT, VUSERDEFAULT, INDEX

Jw: /* List of attributes */

2016-09-30T07:22:34Z

List of attributes

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	\| colspan="2" \| If the field does not exist, an empty string is returned.		\| colspan="2" \| If the field does not exist, an empty string is returned.

	If a field attribute is also specified (e.g. <code>$#table[!FIELDS,$#fieldId,!ATTRIBUTE]</code>), then the field's attribute value is returned. A list of field attributes may be found here: [[#Field Attributes\|Field Attributes]]		If a field attribute is also specified (e.g. <code>$#table[!FIELDS,$#fieldId,!ATTRIBUTE]</code>), then the field's attribute value is returned. A list of field attributes may be found here: [[#Field Attributes\|Field Attributes]]. E.g. To retrieve the value of the attribute <code>VTABLE</code> for the field <code>value</code> do the following: <code>#vtable := set $#table[!FIELDS,value,VTABLE]</code>.
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	\| <var>!HASFIELD</var>		\| <var>!HASFIELD</var>

Jw: /* List of attributes */

2016-09-30T06:52:15Z

List of attributes

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	\| colspan="2" \| If the field does not exist, an empty string is returned.		\| colspan="2" \| If the field does not exist, an empty string is returned.

	If a field attribute is also specified (e.g. <code>$#table[!FIELDS,$#fieldId,!ATTRIBUTE]</code>), then the field's attribute value is returned. A list of field attributes may be found here: Field Attributes~~<!-- XXX -->~~		If a field attribute is also specified (e.g. <code>$#table[!FIELDS,$#fieldId,!ATTRIBUTE]</code>), then the field's attribute value is returned. A list of field attributes may be found here: [[#Field Attributes\|Field Attributes]]
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	\| <var>!HASFIELD</var>		\| <var>!HASFIELD</var>

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2016-09-30T06:51:00Z

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	\| the values of the attributes <code>!IO</code>, <code>!LSEP</code>, <code>!VSEP</code>, <code>!NUMFORMAT</code> and <code>!INTFORMAT</code> may be modified with the command <code>[[Programmer_Guide/Shell_Items/Table/SET_TABLE#FORMAT\|SET table FORMAT]]</code>.		\| the values of the attributes <code>!IO</code>, <code>!LSEP</code>, <code>!VSEP</code>, <code>!NUMFORMAT</code> and <code>!INTFORMAT</code> may be modified with the command <code>[[Programmer_Guide/Shell_Items/Table/SET_TABLE#FORMAT\|SET table FORMAT]]</code>.
	\|}		\|}

			===Field Attributes===
			These attributes can be queried for any defined fields in an extended table:

			NAME, TYPE, VISIBLE, SCALE, FORMAT, MMODE, MVALUE, MSYMBOL, HEADER, WIDTH, ALIGN, SORTABLE, EDITABLE, VTABLE, VFIELD, VONLY, VDEFAULT, VUSERDEFAULT

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	If you do not supply a <code>hugo</code>, the expression will evaluate to 1 if the table has at least one column. If the table is completely devoid of columns, the expression evaluates to zero.		If you do not supply a <code>hugo</code>, the expression will evaluate to 1 if the table has at least one column. If the table is completely devoid of columns, the expression evaluates to zero.
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			\| <var>!ICOLUNDEFINED</var>
			\| colspan="2" \| currently undocumented
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	\| rowspan="2" \| <var>!INTFORMAT</var>		\| rowspan="2" \| <var>!INTFORMAT</var>
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	\| <var>!NCOL</var>		\| <var>!NCOL</var>
	\| colspan="2" \| the number of columns		\| colspan="2" \| the number of columns.
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			\| <var>!NCOLUNDEFINED</var>
			\| colspan="2" \| the number of undefined columns.
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	\| <var>!NROW</var>		\| <var>!NROW</var>
	\| colspan="2" \| the number of rows (note that this is the same as the <code>!FIELDS</code> attribute)		\| colspan="2" \| the number of rows (note that this is the same as the <code>!FIELDS</code> attribute).
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	\| rowspan="2" \| <var>!NUMFORMAT</var>		\| rowspan="2" \| <var>!NUMFORMAT</var>

Jw: /* List of attributes */

2016-09-21T07:23:40Z

List of attributes

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	\| <var>!TAGGED</var>		\| <var>!TAGGED</var>
	\| colspan="2" \| The number of tagged entries.		\| colspan="2" \| The number of tagged entries.
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	\| <var>!USERS</var>		\| <var>!USERS</var>
	\| colspan="2" \| number of linked items using the respective table item.		\| colspan="2" \| number of linked items using the respective table item.

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	\| colspan="2" \| The number of entries allocated on initialization. This is the value passed to the <code>/I=''n''</code> option of the <code>NEW table</code> command.		\| colspan="2" \| The number of entries allocated on initialization. This is the value passed to the <code>/I=''n''</code> option of the <code>NEW table</code> command.
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			\| <var>!TAGGED</var>
			\| colspan="2" \| The number of tagged entries.
	\| <var>!USERS</var>		\| <var>!USERS</var>
	\| colspan="2" \| number of linked items using the respective table item.		\| colspan="2" \| number of linked items using the respective table item.

Jw at 07:00, 9 April 2015

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	{{~~Table_Item_Template~~}}		{{Table Item}}
	== Table attributes ==		== Table attributes ==


	Generally, table attributes, and table entries, are retrieved in the following way:		Generally, table attributes, and table entries, are retrieved in the following way: