This tab of report generator parameters contains the list of user-defined attributes of macros used in the report template file. Values of attributes affect the resulting appearance of report table.
In order to select an attribute in the list, click its row with . Buttons to the right allow to Add, Remove, Copy or Paste an attribute.
Following parameters are displayed for each attribute in the list:
•Description
Brief textual description.
•Value
The format of the value depends on the Type (see below).
•Name
The name of the attribute, as specified in the report template macro.
•Type
Type of attribute data:
oString
Value of attribute is an arbitrary set of symbols, which can be typed via keyboard.
oIntegral
Value of attribute is an integer, which can be typed via keyboard
oReal
Value of attribute is a real number, which can be typed via keyboard
oBoolean
Attribute value may be either 1 (enabled) or 0 (disabled). You can switch between these values using checkbox.
In order to edit a parameter, double-click its cell with .
The set of attributes to be used depends on the applied report template.
Following attributes are available for most standard templates:
•EmptyRows_CountBefore and EmptyRows_CountAfter – value sets number of empty strings before/after each record of the table.
•EmptyRows_SkipFirst and EmptyRows_SkipLast – when value is set to 0, empty strings that were set by attribute EmptyRows_CountBefore/EmptyRows_CountAfter will be displayed for all records. When another value is set, the empty strings will not be created for the first/last record in the section.
Following attributes are additionally available for the variations table:
•HideHeader - when value is set to 0, the name of the table is added above the header.
•GlobalVariableToleranceLettersOn - allows to display tolerance zone for values of variables (if a zone is specified in parameters of variable).
•GlobalVariableToleranceDeviationOn - allows to display deviations of tolerance zone for values of variables (if deviations are specified in parameters of variable).
•GlobalVariableToleranceCommaSeparator - allows to use comma as decimal symbol, instead of point, in deviations.
Custom report templates, as well as templates of additional applications, may use different attributes not mentioned in this section.
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