Data Format Data FormatData Format objects are children of Data Type objects, and represent a distinct format for the Data Type. For example, a date could appear on one document as 05/17/2013, and as May 17, 2013 on another document. Each of these formats is defined by a Data Format object which is a child of the 'Date' Data Type object.
Inherits from: Grooper Node
The following 2 properties are defined.
| Property Name | Description |
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| Pattern | Type: Data Pattern
Defines a Data Pattern which describes the text pattern to be extracted. |
| Description | Type: String
Generic property allowing an administrator to document the purpose of this Grooper Node. |
| Command Name | Shortcut Keys | Description | |
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Add Multiple Items | Creates multiple items as children of the selected object. | |
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Clear Children | Deletes all children of the selected object(s). | |
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Export to Zip Archive | Exports a set of Grooper nodes to a ZIP archive. | |
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Publish to Grooper Repository | Publishes one or more Nodes to one or more Target Grooper Repositories. | |
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Unpublish | Unpublishes a set of Grooper Nodes to a Target Grooper Repository. |
| Tab Name | Description |
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| Data Format - General | Provides a user interface displaying a pattern editor and the properties of a Data Format, as well as an interface for testing the Data Format using test batch documents. |
| Grooper Node - Scripting | Provides script viewing, compilation, management, and basic editing features. |
| Grooper Node - Contents | Provides a user interface for viewing and managing the children of a Grooper Node. |
| Grooper Node - Advanced | Displays detailed information about Grooper Node objects, and provides administrative functions for managing them. |