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	~~====User~~-defined ~~Attribute==~~==		{{UG_Project}}
			You can add attributes to any project element by editing the properties of the selected element. Attributes not automatically set by {{STX}} are called 'user-defined' attributes. Set an attribute in the bottom edit box with the format <code>songLyric=God save our gracious Queen;</code> and delete it by assigning no value (e.g. <code>songLyric=;</code>).

	~~You can add attributes~~ to ~~any DataSet element by editing the properties of the selected element. Attributes not automatically set by {{STX}} are called '~~user-defined' attributes~~. Set an attribute~~ in the ~~bottom edit box with~~ the ~~format <code>songLyric=God save our gracious Queen;<~~/~~code> and delete it by assigning no value (e.g. <code>songLyric=;</code>)~~.		In order to see user-defined attributes in the Detail, press the [[User Guide/Workspace#Buttons\|Attr button]] to search for element attributes.

	~~In order~~ to ~~see~~ user-defined attributes ~~in the Detail~~, ~~press the Attr button~~ to ~~search for element attributes~~.		If you need to edit the user-defined attributes often, you might like to try developing a [[User Guide/Project/Dialog Template\|dialog template]] to facilitate data entry.

	~~If you need to edit~~ the ~~user-defined attributes often~~, ~~you might like to try developing a segment template to facilitate data entry.~~		You can copy a project element's attributes by right-clicking on the attribute and selecting Copy Attributes. A selection of the following will be available, depending the element type:

	~~You can copy a DataSet element's attributes by right-clicking on the attribute and selecting Copy Attributes. A selection of the following will be available, depending the element type:~~		*Reference - the path from the root of the project to this element. This can be used in macros to reference this element.
			*ID - the ID of this element. The ID is unique on this level of the project.
	*Reference - the path from the root of the ~~DataSet~~ to this element. This can be used in macros to reference this element.
	*ID - the ID of this element. The ID is unique on this level of the ~~DataSet~~.
	*Segment - the name of the selected segment		*Segment - the name of the selected segment
	*AudioRef - the Reference and the segment name separated by a semicolon (e.g. /AFiles/70_ba_da_ga_m.wav; Signal.All;)		*AudioRef - the Reference and the segment name separated by a semicolon (e.g. /AFiles/70_ba_da_ga_m.wav; Signal.All;)
	*Filename - the absolute path of the file associated with this element.		*Filename - the absolute path of the file associated with this element.
	*More - click for the Attributes -> Clipboard dialog box, where you can select multiple attributes as well as formatting options.		*More - click for the Attributes -> Clipboard dialog box, where you can select multiple attributes as well as formatting options.
	The Copy Attributes context menu option is not available for all ~~DataSet~~ element types.		The Copy Attributes context menu option is not available for all project element types.
	You can copy the attributes of multiple elements. A new line is used between the attributes from different elements.=====Copying ~~DataSet~~ attributes=====		You can copy the attributes of multiple elements. A new line is used between the attributes from different elements.

			=====Copying project attributes=====

	You can copy the attributes for the selected element in the ~~DataSet~~ into the clipboard with the Copy Attributes dialog. Right-click on an element and select Copy Attributes from the context menu and then press More....		You can copy the attributes for the selected element in the project into the clipboard with the Copy Attributes dialog. Right-click on an element and select Copy Attributes from the context menu and then press More....

	[[File:ws_d_attributes_to_clipboard.png]]		[[File:ws_d_attributes_to_clipboard.png]]

	All of the selected element's attributes are available for copying. You can select all (All) or none (None) of the attributes in one go. By default, the field entries in the clipboard are blank separated. Check the name=.. checkbox if the format <code>fieldName=fieldValue</code> should be used.		All of the selected element's attributes are available for copying. You can select all (All) or none (None) of the attributes in one go. By default, the field entries in the clipboard are blank separated. Check the name=.. checkbox if the format <code>fieldName=fieldValue</code> should be used.

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	You can add attributes to any DataSet element by editing the properties of the selected element. Attributes not automatically set by ~~S_TOOLS-STx~~ are called 'user-defined' attributes. Set an attribute in the bottom edit box with the format <code>songLyric=God save our gracious Queen;</code> and delete it by assigning no value (e.g. <code>songLyric=;</code>).		You can add attributes to any DataSet element by editing the properties of the selected element. Attributes not automatically set by {{STX}} are called 'user-defined' attributes. Set an attribute in the bottom edit box with the format <code>songLyric=God save our gracious Queen;</code> and delete it by assigning no value (e.g. <code>songLyric=;</code>).

	In order to see user-defined attributes in the Detail, press the Attr button to search for element attributes.		In order to see user-defined attributes in the Detail, press the Attr button to search for element attributes.

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====User-defined Attribute====

You can add attributes to any DataSet element by editing the properties of the selected element. Attributes not automatically set by S_TOOLS-STx are called 'user-defined' attributes. Set an attribute in the bottom edit box with the format <code>songLyric=God save our gracious Queen;</code> and delete it by assigning no value (e.g. <code>songLyric=;</code>).

In order to see user-defined attributes in the Detail, press the Attr button to search for element attributes.

If you need to edit the user-defined attributes often, you might like to try developing a segment template to facilitate data entry.

You can copy a DataSet element's attributes by right-clicking on the attribute and selecting Copy Attributes. A selection of the following will be available, depending the element type:

*Reference - the path from the root of the DataSet to this element. This can be used in macros to reference this element.
*ID - the ID of this element. The ID is unique on this level of the DataSet.
*Segment - the name of the selected segment
*AudioRef - the Reference and the segment name separated by a semicolon (e.g. /AFiles/70_ba_da_ga_m.wav; Signal.All;)
*Filename - the absolute path of the file associated with this element.
*More - click for the Attributes -> Clipboard dialog box, where you can select multiple attributes as well as formatting options.
The Copy Attributes context menu option is not available for all DataSet element types.
You can copy the attributes of multiple elements. A new line is used between the attributes from different elements.=====Copying DataSet attributes=====

You can copy the attributes for the selected element in the DataSet into the clipboard with the Copy Attributes dialog. Right-click on an element and select Copy Attributes from the context menu and then press More....

[[File:ws_d_attributes_to_clipboard.png]]

All of the selected element's attributes are available for copying. You can select all (All) or none (None) of the attributes in one go. By default, the field entries in the clipboard are blank separated. Check the name=.. checkbox if the format <code>fieldName=fieldValue</code> should be used.