[Name] GUI_LINE_TABLE 

 [Description] Provides a user interface to enter table values.  The table definition is defined
 in the config string as follows:

 Behavior Options:
 EXPLICIT_SUPPORTED_VALUES - the columns define the supported types completely.  Do not inherit
 supported types from the parent (the table).
 NO_MOVE - do not show the move up/down buttons
 NO_LABEL - show the table without the label (most cases).  See SQL
 NO_EXPAND - the table will appear at a fixed size and will not resize with the dialog
 NOT_OK_IF_INVALID - normally the OK button will not be disabled if the table has invalid data.
 Add this flag to disable ok button if the table has invalid data.
 NO_ADD - the table will not by default
 add a blank row to the bottom whenever a row is added. Also the add remove buttons will not be shown
 COL_DELIM - specify the column delimiter.  If specified, SDF concatenation is used when
 flattening the table to a string value
 ROW_DELIM - specify the row delimiter.  If specified, SDF concatenation
 is used when flattening the table to a string value
 START_NUM_ROWS - starts the table with the specified number of rows
 HAS_DEFAULTS - for each column a default is specified in addition to the
 standard heading/guitype pair.  The default value is FMEParsableText encoded and MUST be present if this
 setting is on.
 SECONDARY_COLS - A single column index. If specified, all columns including and after
 the specified index (that do not contain values) will be hidden and can be toggled with the
 disclosure button in the last column header
 STRETCH_COL - specify the column that will stretch to fill empty space in the table
 COL_DISPLAY_ORDER - specify the display order of columns if different
 than the storage order. The order is a comma separated list of zero-based column indices (e.g.
 COL_DISPLAY_ORDER:1,0,2). Other behaviours that index a column should index based on the display
 order
 HIDE_COLS - specify any columns which are stored, but should not appear in the display. The
 order is a comma separated list of zero-based column indices (e.g. HIDE_COLS:0,1). Note: if
 COL_DISPLAY_ORDER has been set, the column indices are base on the display order.
 NO_HEADINGS - the headings will not be displayed for the columns.  For parsing purposed, the
 column heading must still be specified.
 MIME_TYPE - specify a name for the mime data type, which is by
 default the parameter name, of this table. This mime type name is used in copying/pasting rows
 between different tables. Tables with the same mime type name allow copy/paste between each other.
 IMPORT_COLS - specify columns (with, e.g., IMPORT_COLS:0,1) that accept an import via wizard (an
   "Import..." button will be shown if this is specified). When given, the following options are also
   available:
     NO_EMPTY_IMPORT                   - if specified, when attribute values are imported, empty values
                                         will be skipped.
     IMPORT_VALS_ONLY                  - usually the option to import from attribute names or values is
                                         given. If this is specified, only values will be importable.
     DEFAULT_IMPORT_ATTR_PARAM:<param> - <param> is expected to be the name of a parameter on the
                                         containing query. Its value will be used to preselect the
                                         attribute to import from, if one exists by that name.

 Following the behavior options, specify each column as a pair of heading, guitype strings.  The gui
 type strings follow standard GUI line syntax but do not include a prompt.

 When flattening the table to a string, the value of each column is 'blindly' used.  For example, if
 you want data encoded, the type of your column must be _ENCODED.  If a column or row delimiter is
 specified, then SDF is used when flattening the value to a string.

 In a Transformer (*.fmx) File

   Syntax:

      PARAMETER_NAME: <macroName>
      PARAMETER_TYPE: GUI_LINE_TABLE [<behaviourOption>%]*"<columnHeading1>"%"<guiType1><macroName1>"[%"<columnHeading2>"%"<guiType2> <macroName2>"]*
      PARAMETER_PROMPT: <label>
      PARAMETER_DEFAULT: [<defaultValue>]

      PARAMETER_NAME: <macroName>
      PARAMETER_TYPE: GUI_LINE_TABLE [<behaviourOption>%]*HAS_DEFAULTS[%"<columnHeading>"%"<guiType><macroName>"%<FMEParsableTextEncodedDefault>]+
      PARAMETER_PROMPT: <label>
      PARAMETER_DEFAULT: [<defaultValue>]
   
   Example

      PARAMETER_NAME: JOIN_KEYS
      PARAMETER_TYPE: GUI_LINE_TABLE NO_LABEL%NO_MOVE%"Requestor"%"STRING_ENCODED_OR_ATTR:REQUESTOR REQUESTOR"%"Supplier"%"STRING_ENCODED_OR_ATTR:SUPPLIER SUPPLIER" PARAMETER_PROMPT: Join On:
      PARAMETER_DEFAULT:

      
 In a Reader/Writer (*.fmf, *.fmi) File

   Syntax
   
      [DEFAULT_VALUE <macroName> <defaultValue>]
      GUI GUI_LINE_TABLE <macroName> "[<behaviourOption>%]*\"<columnHeading1>\"%\"<guiType1><macroName1>\"[%<columnHeading2>\"%\"<guiType2> <macroName2>\"]*" <label> 
      GUI GUI_LINE_TABLE <macroName> "[<behaviourOption>%]*HAS_DEFAULTS[%\"<columnHeading>\"%\"<guiType> <macroName>\"%<FMEParsableTextEncodedDefault>]+" <label>
   
   Example
   
      DEFAULT_VALUE REPRESENTATION_TYPES Model,Body,\"SOLIDS SURFACES\";Model,Axis,CURVES
      GUI GUI_LINE_TABLE REPRESENTATION_TYPES"NO_LABEL%COL_DELIM:,%ROW_DELIM:;%Type%\"STRING_ENCODED REP_TYPE\"%Identifier%\"STRING_ENCODEDREP_IDENTIFIER\"%\"Geometry Types\"%\"LOOKUP_LISTBOX_ENCODED REP_GEOM_TYPES Curves,CURVES%Solids,SOLIDS%Surfaces,SURFACES\"" Representation Contexts: