Artikel: AN0002126Aktualisiert: 15.12.2018
There is a scheme layout defined on this page.
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Return to the scheme detail. |
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Saving changes in the scheme layout. |
Combobox Scheme - Selection of the scheme, layout of which shall be displayed.
Scheme layout
A box with the class name in the heading is a starting element when defining a scheme. After moving mouse over this element two icons are displayed:
- Selection of one from three setting types:
- Settings - vede na kartu Object settings (see hereinafter).
- checkboxes with class names - if the class participates on class hierarchy (has a parent or child classes), there are also checkboxes with names of these other classes. After checking off another class name there are checkboxes with column names from the given class displayed below. This enables different settings depending on the child - displaying different columns or different graphics of the child card. If the class does not hve neither a parent class nor a child class, only one checkbox with of the given class is diplayed here.
- checkboxes with column names - there are columns of the reference type of the given class or its parent or child class (depending on check off of the class name above). In this way it is possible to use also relations realized by parent or child classes. Check off leads to the card Object settings and adding a coresponding new object into the scheme.
- Leads to the class detail.
CARD: Object settings
TAB: Basic properties
- Display type - Selection of the classic display (object) or large icon display. The Large icon display will suppress attribute display, even if they are selected in the object definition, and object picture will be centered in the object heading.
- Object alias - New object name displayed in the scheme design. This attribute can be used when one class should be represented in the scheme with more object types, which occurs e.g. in case of self-reference (record of one class refers to records of the same class).
- Direction of more objects display - It defines, in which direction objects shall be displayed, if more class records corresponds with one object from the scheme design.
- Distance between objects in the X axis - The distance between objects in the X axis pictured according to a single object from the scheme design.
- Distance between objects in the Y axis - The distance between objects in the Y axis pictured according to a single object from the scheme design.
- Font colour - The font colour used for the given object type.
- Background colour - The background colour used for the given object type.
- Display shade - It defines, wheather the object shall be displayed with a shade.
- Display border - It defines, wheather the object shall be displayed with a border.
- Round corners - It defines, wheather the object shall be displayed with a round corners.
- Border line type - It defines line type, with which the object will be bordered.
- Picture - It defines a picture, that shall be displayed with the object. If the picture is not entered, class picture will be displayed.
- Use data picture - a picture from a column according to the definition in class detail will be used at particular drawn objects
- If Display type is set as Object, Small record picture is used.
- If Display type is set as Large icon, Big record picture is used.
TAB: Filter
- Filter set up for objects that should be displayed.
TAB: Columns
- Selection of the class columns that shall be displayed.
CARD: Reference settings
TAB: Basic properties
- Relation text - The name of the relation that shall be displayed.
- Relation start - The name of the class, from which the relation comes out (the class that referes to another class). This value is here only for display. If you want to change the relation, delete the relation and create a new one by selecting respective relation column at the object, from which the relation shall come out.
- Relation column - The name of the column, from which the relation comes out (column of the reference type). This value is here only for display. If you want to change the relation, delete the relation and create a new one by selecting respective relation column at the object, from which the relation shall come out.
- Definition of the relation end - It defines, to which type of object from the given class the relation shall go. This attribute is useful in case that one class shall be represented in the scheme with several object types, which happens in case of self-reference (a record of one class refers to records of the same class). In this case we can decide, to which object type the relation will be pictured.
- Line style - It defines the style of the line displaying the relation.
- Line type - It defines the type of the line displaying the relation.
- Line width - It defines the width of the line displaying the relation.
- Line colour - It defines the colour of the line displaying the relation.
- Arrow - It defines, wheather line arrow shall be displayed and which direction it shall have in relation to the direction of the reference going out from the column, that refers to another class.
- Arrow length - It defines the length of the arrow.
- Arrow width - It defines the width of the arrow.
TAB: Relation termination
- Relation start - determination of points of the relation start object, from which the relation can come out
- Relation end - determination of points of the relation end object, to which the relation can lead