Some commands for working with text lists are by default provided in the menu and in the contextual menu when working in a text list, and the appropriate ones also in the menu. Those commands that are not displayed by default, are available in the dialog box and can be added to the menus manually.
The command is also available in the contextual menu when working in the editor. It serves for adding a new text in a new line above that one where the focus is on. It opens an edit field in the column and by default enters the string NewText, which you can modify immediately.
On the usage of text lists, see Text List.
The command can be used to create a global text list explicitly. The object will be added to the node of the .
is created automatically as soon as the first text is defined in the configuration of a visualization. Refer to text lists for detailed information on text lists.
The command is used to add a new language column to a text list.
Open the text list, execute the command, and enter the language name in the dialog box. After confirming by clicking the language column will be added rightmost in the present list.
Compare with Remove language.
The command is used to remove this language column from a text list. Open the text list, set the cursor in the respective column and execute the command.
The command is used to assign a new name to a language that is displayed in the text list as column heading. Open a text list or a global text list, select the language column heading that should be renamed, and execute the command.
If a static text is modified within a visualization element, the visualization and eventually the as well must have write permission (see GlobalTextList). If modifications are performed though the write permission is missing, it may be that the text IDs no longer correspond to the texts of their visualization elements.
By use of the command, such detected errors can be detected in the visualizations.
If a static text is modified within a visualization element, the visualization and eventually the as well must have write permission (see GlobalTextList). If modifications are performed though the write permission is missing, it may be that the text IDs no longer correspond to the texts of their visualization elements.
By use of the command, these errors can be corrected automatically. Therefore, all affected visualizations and the must have write permission.
Right-click a DUT object and execute the command to assign text list support to the selected DUT object of type enumeration.
Text list support allows the localization of the enumeration component identifiers and the display of the symbolic component value in a text output of a visualization.
By default, the command is not available in the menus. Add this command via the menu.
Right-click a DUT object and execute the command to remove text list support from the selected enumeration object.
By default, the command is not available in the menus. Add this command via the menu.