• Bound to a member of a class instance,
• Bound to an element in an array, etc.
• Calculated: If the column is not linked to a variable, it is an calculated column. For calculated columns, the content of the column is recalculated each time a row is displayed.

• View the content of an Array variable, class or advanced variable.
• Handle a table row (add, delete, modify, etc.).

Adding an element

• Case 1. Adding an element to the source of the Table control
  To update a Table control with the new elements in its data source, use TableDisplay with the taInit constant. The selections and sorts performed by the user will be lost.
• Case 2. Adding an element to the Table control (cascading input)
  To manage cascading inputs, new elements must be added to the data source programmatically.
  We advise you to:
  • Add elements one by one in the code used to exit from the row.
  • Use TableDisplay (with the taInit constant) to update the bindings between the rows of the Table control and the elements in the data source.

Modifying an element

• Case 1. Changes in the data source of the Table control
  To update the Table control with the changes from the data source, use TableDisplay.
• Case 2. Changes in the Table control
  If changes are made in the Table control, they are automatically reflected in the data source.
  If changes are made programmatically in the Table control (using WLanguage functions, for example), you need to call TableSave to confirm those changes. Then, changes are automatically reflected.
  Caution: Depending on the operations carried out previously, it is possible that the transfer is made in the wrong place if the source and the Table field are not in phase: it is necessary to maintain synchronization at all times.

Deleting an element

• Case 1. Deleting an element using its index in the data source of the Table control
  The element must be deleted manually from the Table control and from the data source.
  TableSearch returns the row of the Table control that corresponds to the element (the value in the Table control must correspond to the element in the data source).
  Limitation: For simple source types (e.g. integer arrays), use function TableDisplay with constant taInit to update "links" between Table field rows and source elements.. The selections and sorts performed by the user will be lost.
• Case 2. Deleting an element using its index in the Table control
  The element must be deleted manually from the Table control and from the data source.
  TableSearch returns the index in the data source that corresponds to the element deleted in the Table control.
  Limitation: For simple source types (e.g. integer arrays), use function TableDisplay with constant taInit to update "links" between Table field rows and source elements.. The selections and sorts performed by the user will be lost.

• using <Table control> in the code returns the content of the stored item.
• using <Table control> in a FOR EACH ROW loop returns the content of the stored item.
• using <Table control> [n] in the code returns the content of the stored item.

1. In the description window of the Table control, select the population mode "From a variable" ("Content" tab).
2. In the code, define the value of the following properties for the Table control:
   • BrowsedFile: this property defines the data source. In this case, this property corresponds to an array of structures or to the name of an array of classes.
   • StoredItem: this property corresponds to the in-memory value returned by the Table control when a row is selected.
3. For each column in the Table control, use the DataBinding property to define the member of the array variable that will populate the column.
4. Display the data in the Table control with TableDisplay.

// Déclaration du tableau
STContact is Structure
	sNom is string
	sPrénom is string
	sEmail is string
END

t_Contact is array of STContact


// Affectation des propriétés de la table
TABLE_CONTACT.FichierParcouru = ":t_Contact"
TABLE_CONTACT.RubriqueMémorisée = ":t_Contact.sNom"

// Affectation des propriétés des colonnes de la table
TABLE_CONTACT.COL_NOM.LiaisonFichier = ":t_Contact.sNom"
TABLE_CONTACT.COL_PRENOM.LiaisonFichier = ":t_Contact.sPrénom"
TABLE_CONTACT.COL_EMAIL.LiaisonFichier = ":t_Contact.sEmail"

TableDisplay(TABLE_CONTACT)