6.7.1.1   Array Editor for Data Fields

An array field can contain indexed series of values, these are called array collections. A value in an array collection is represented and referred to by its index number. The array editor used for data fields is illustrated in Figure 57, and further explained in Table 48.

Configuration fields that are represented as an array are edited using a table editor. Generally, the first column is locked for editing since its purpose is to show the row number. The other column may be edited with the values of the data type associated with the field.

Table 48    Explanation of the Data Field Array Editor

Button	Description
	Adds an empty row below the selected row.
	Adds an empty row above the selected row.
	Deletes the selected row.
	Open an additional editor for data types that require one. This button is displayed only when additional input is allowed.
	Commits the value to the array.
	Cancels the editing and leaves the array unchanged.

If the data type associated with a field requires an editor to be opened, for example, the field may be a bit pattern, choose the Click to edit button. This opens an editor where the values can be selected. The buttons to commit the value to the array and to cancel the editing are available in the new editor. The values from the editor are first available in the array when they are committed using the appropriate button.