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<font face="MS Sans Serif">The AttRef mode "Entire Item" selects an entire item for an operation.
The [Attribute Reference] mode "Entire Item" selects an entire item for an operation.


If this mode is selected as a change object File Write target, then all the item attributes of the item are written to the file, as if they were a table row.


If this mode is selected as a change object File Write target, then<br /> all the item attributes of the item are written to the file, as if they<br /> were a table row.
This is provided for debugging, reading is not supported.


The "write titles as well" and "formatted values" options are implemented. If titles are included, the item class and ID are written.


This is provided for debugging, reading is not supported.
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The "write titles as well" and "formatted values" options are implemented.<br /> If titles are included, the item class and ID are written.
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The new attref mode isn't useful anywhere else in PL yet.<br /> </font>
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Latest revision as of 01:16, 13 January 2008

The [Attribute Reference] mode "Entire Item" selects an entire item for an operation.

If this mode is selected as a change object File Write target, then all the item attributes of the item are written to the file, as if they were a table row.

This is provided for debugging, reading is not supported.

The "write titles as well" and "formatted values" options are implemented. If titles are included, the item class and ID are written.


idkbase note 4

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