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way to be displayed on the screen. For example, XML is displayed in a tree view rather than the
XML code. Similarly, PDFs are displayed as pages.
When the Delimiter and Boundary options are set in the Settings Pane, the Data Viewer reflects
those changes and can display more than one unit of the data sample (page, XML node, csv
line, etc) depending on these options. The Data Viewer's display is also affected by the
Preprocessor Step and displays the data after it has gone through all enabled preprocessors.
Window Controls
The following controls appear at the top of the Data Viewer:
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Font (Text file only): Use the drop-down to change the font used to display text. Useful for
double-byte data. It is recommended that monospace fonts be used.
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Hide/Show line numbers (Text file only): Click to show or hide the line numbers on
the left of the Data Viewer.
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Hide/Show datamap : Click to show or hide the icons to the left of the Data Viewer that
displays how the steps affect the line.
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Hide/Show extracted data : Click to show or hide the extraction selections indicating
that data is extracted. This simplifies making data selections in the same areas and is
useful to display the original data.
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Lock/Unlock extracted data : Click to lock existing extraction selections so they
cannot be moved or resized. This simplifies making data selections in the same area.
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Zoom Level: Use the arrows to adjust the zoom level, or type in the zoom percentage.
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Zoom In (CTRL +) : Click to zoom in by increments of 10%
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Zoom Out (CTRL -) : Click to zoom out by increments of 10%
Additional Keyboard Shortcuts for XML Files:
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+ (while on an XML node with children): Expand the XML Node
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- (while on an XML node with children): Collapse the XML node, hiding all its children
nodes.
Contextual Menu
You can access thecontextual menu using a right-click anywhere inside the Viewer window:
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