Please refer to the tables chapter for a detailed description of all fields used in the tables.
The table panels contain all the tables you can edit. You can switch between the table panels by clicking on the table panel selector.
The table views panel contains the views of the table. Every table view has its own window.
These table views allow you to edit the fields contained in the tables.
You can select a table
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The "tables" menu contains all the tables available to edit. |
Select one of the following icons to open the corresponding table view in the table views panel
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entries | links | images | fonts | options |
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Event tables | ||
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internal handlers |
external handlers |
selected |
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You can click on a cell and start editing in the cell.
If the cell is an external key or the possible values are limited and known then a combo box is presented. This will prevent you from making typing errors and keep referential integrity among tables.
Sometimes not all the information is visible in a cell and editing can become cumbersome. Therefor is the cell value displayed in the line at the top of the view.
Changes made in this line will be made permanent after the enter key is pressed. This is also a way to override the combo box style of cell editing when using external keys.