Editing semantic values

Dialog window Editing semantic values for input, editing and selection of semantic values of the Classifier (Reference) type.

Each row of the table contains the Code for the value of the selected semantic characteristic and its description: Short Name, Key, and Full Name. Within each column, all cells — except for the Short Name column — must have unique values. An example of permissible value duplication: the full names "берёза" (birch) and "береза" (birch) may share the same Short Name (abbreviation) — e.g., "бер.".

Input and editing of semantic values is performed when the dialog is opened from the Classifier Editor → Semantics → List. Editing a table cell is performed by left-clicking on the cell.

For working with the table structure, the following buttons are located to the left of it:

To add a new row to the end of the table, click the Add button. To delete a row, select the desired row in the table and click the Delete button.

Export and import are performed in CSV format. Import supports files in UTF-8 encoding and requires data in the format:

The program processes files in ANSI and UTF-8 encoding. If a file is in UNICODE (UTF-16) encoding, it is necessary to open the file in a text editor (e.g., Notepad in MS Windows) and save the file in UTF-8 format (File → Save As → Encoding → UTF-8).

To save the semantic classifier values, click the Save

button. The modified semantic classifier will then be written to disk. Clicking the Exit

button will close the table, discarding all changes.

When data is changed, automatic validation is performed: incorrect values are highlighted in pale red.

Column	Description
Code	A unique natural number from 1 to 32767
Short Name	A string from 0 to 31 characters long
Key	A string from 1 to 63 characters long (digits and/or Latin characters are recommended), must be a unique value
Full Name	A string from 1 to 127 characters long, must be a unique value

At the bottom of the window, the Search field is located. The entered text is used to find matches in all columns. To the right of the search field is the Filtering checkbox. When filtering is enabled, rows matching the search query or containing empty values are displayed. Navigation to the previous and next row meeting the filter conditions is performed using the Back

and

Forward buttons, respectively. To the right of the Filtering checkbox, a counter displays the number of rows matching the filter conditions.