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| HTML (0..*) | XML-encoded HTML text | <html name="_report_text"><TABLE class="groep" node=10 net=21 invalid_style=><TBODY><TR><TD class="groep_label" vAlign=top><strong>TabControl demo<br></strong><br>This is a demo that shows how a tab-control can be used.<br><br>A tab-control can be used for editing a collection of data elements. Each element will be presented by a tab. Using the navigation buttons you can navigate through the tabs, and using the "+" and "-" buttons you can respectively add new data elements or remove data elements from the collection. Within a tab a form is displayed where you can edit the fields of the currently selected data element. Note that the form of a tab is modelled by a LogicNet, hence you can model any kind of logic to determine what inputs to show on the tab dependent on the data.<br><br>In this example we are creating a tab control that manages a collection of persons.</TD><TD class="groep_help"></TD></TR></TBODY></TABLE></html> |
| Text (0..*) | HTML-stripped and XML-encoded text | <text name="_report_text"> TabControl demo This is a demo that shows how a tab-control can be used. A tab-control can be used for editing a collection of data elements. Each element will be presented by a tab. Using the navigation buttons you can navigate through the tabs, and using the "+" and "-" buttons you can respectively add new data elements or remove data elements from the collection. Within a tab a form is displayed where you can edit the fields of the currently selected data element. Note that the form of a tab is modeled in a logicnet, hence you can model any kind of logic to determine what inputs to show on the tab dependent on the data. In this example we are creating a tab control that manages a collection of persons. </text> |
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