Screen Reference Index
Plato Documentation  version 0.9, 2014.02.14
 Screen Reference Index    Class Library, Class Attributes
Plato Screens: Overview
Database Screens
Database, Concordance (Main View)
Database, Concordance (Profiles)
Database, Concordance (Settings)
Database, Concordance (Statistics)
Database, Cross Reference Display (Main)
Database, Cross Reference Display (Maps)
Database, Cross Reference Edit (Assigning Cross References)
Database, Cross Reference Edit (Change Object Class)
Database, Cross Reference Edit (Clear Cross References)
Database, Cross Reference Edit (Copy/move to Database)
Database, Cross Reference Edit (Copy/move to Folder)
Database, Bookmark Pane
Database, Clusters, Display
Database, Clusters, Edit
Database, Clusters, Notes
Database, Export Pane
Database, Graphics Pane
Database, Lookup Pane (Bookmarks)
Database, Lookup Pane (Cross References)
Database, Lookup Pane (Folders)
Database, Lookup Pane (Hyperlinks)
Database, Lookup Pane (Lists)
Database, Lookup Pane (Note Search)
Database, Lookup Pane (Object Word Profile)
Database, Lookup Pane (Parent Folders)
Database, Lookup Pane (Validation Lists)
Database, Lookup Pane (Words in Concordance)
Database, Lookup Pane (Words in Object)
Database, Main Screen
Database, Maintenance Pane
Database, Properties, Backups
Database, Properties, Description
Database, Properties, Display
Database, Properties, General Stats
Database, Properties, Inheritance
Database, Properties, Memory Stats
Database, Properties, Object Attribute Stats
Database, Properties, Object Class Stats
Database, Properties, Omit Lists
Database, Properties, Validation
Database, Scripts Pane
Database, View Pane (Categories, Multi-dimensional)
Database, View Pane (Categories, Single Hierarchies)
Database, View Pane (Cross Reference Hierarchies)
Database, View Pane (Folders and Other Views)
Database, View Pane (Subdirectories and Files)
Database, Script Pane (Find and Replace)
Database, Script Pane (Markup Templates)
Database, Script Pane (Messages)
Database, Script Pane (Script Name, Type)
Database, Script Pane (Script Output)
Database, Script Pane (Script Scope)
System Configuration Screens
System Configuration (Colors)
System Configuration (Default Lists)
System Configuration (Display Templates)
System Configuration (Editors)
System Configuration (Elements)
System Configuration (File Templates)
System Configuration (Messages)
System Configuration (Paths)
System Configuration (Report Templates)
System Configuration (Signatures)
System Configuration (User Variables)
Class Library Screens
Class Library, Categories
Class Library, Change Impact
Class Library, Class Attributes
Class Library, Main Screen
Class Library, Markup
Class Library, Markup Editor, Autoenumerators
Class Library, Markup Editor, Export Class Library
Class Library, Markup Editor, Export Database
Class Library, Markup Editor, Object Import
Class Library, Markup Editor, Xref Maps
Class Library, Markup Editor, Tags
Class Library, Object Classes
Class Library, Settings
Class Library, Transfer
 
 Screen Description  Screen elements
This pane displays fields for configuring a object class attribute.
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 name  type  action
Attribute Data Type text field property
Data type defines the action of the field and its special attributes. Plato allows 12 user assignable data types.
Attribute Description text field property
A longer description of the attribute. Since this a sortable field, it can be used to globally categorize attributes, or simply to provide an expanded description of the attribute if the attribute name itself might seem ambiguous when compared to all the other attribute names.
 
Attribute Name text field property
A short, descriptive name for the attribute that quickly identify it. Good examples would be "author," "title," "publisher," and the like. This is a mandatory field. Note that any space characters in your name will automatically be converted to underscore characters by Plato.
Special Attributes text field property
Each attribute has 'special attributes' that depend on the data type. The 'text' data type, for instance, has the special attribute 'case'.
 
 
This page last updated on 2014.04.08