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New module at IAC

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From: Terry Myerson
Date: Sat, 03 Oct 1992 19:32
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Name        : table_editor    Version      : 1.000     Mod Number : 1538 
Author      : Ian Curington, Advanced Visual Systems
Submitted   : 10/03/92        Last Updated : 10/03/92  Language   : C        
Ported to   : DEC Convex HP
Description : Like a mini-spreadsheet application, this module
              presents a segment of a 2D array and allows interactive
              editng of the field values. Takes an optional input field,
              displays the contents as a 2D array table of button cells.
              Each cell or group of cells may be selected (high-lighted)
              and new values entered. The modified field is then sent to
              the output port. Values can be replaced, added,
              multiplied, or divided into existing field values. The
              code shows how to create a page layout from within the module
              code. With no input port, this module can be used to
              synthesize new fields. If the input field is multi-vector,
              each vector can be selected from a choice list, and values
              can be edited in each channel, while synthetic data can only
              be created in scalar mode.
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Subject: New module at IAC
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Date: 3 Oct 92 19:32:38 GMT
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