[Name] USER_DEFINED_LIST

[Description] Before using this type, consider using a
              GUI_LINE_TABLE with a STRING_ENCODED column instead since it
              gives a better user experience.  With the table 'inline, the user
              can easily see the values and does not have to launch a different
              modal dialog to edit.  It also gives more flexibility such as the ability
              to define a delimeter and the ability to confine the type (eg. INT will only
              allow int values)

              If you don't like the 'inline-ness' of the table because your parameter
              is not often used (eg. attributes to expose), then put the table
              in a disclosure widget.

              This type appears as an ellipsis button and clicking the ellipsis should
              bring up a dialog box. Allows user to enter a list of an arbitrary
              number of strings, and returns the entries as space delimited FMEParsableText encoded strings.

              Do NOT use _ENCODED with this type as it will result in double encoding.

In a Transformer (*.fmx) File

   Syntax

      PARAMETER_NAME: <macroName>
      PARAMETER_TYPE: USER_DEFINED_LIST
      PARAMETER_PROMPT: <label>
      PARAMETER_DEFAULT: [<defaultValue>]

   Example

      PARAMETER_NAME: LINE_DASH_ARRAY
      PARAMETER_TYPE: USER_DEFINED_LIST
      PARAMETER_PROMPT: Line Dash Array:
      PARAMETER_DEFAULT:


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

   Syntax

      [DEFAULT_VALUE <macroName> <defaultValue>]
      GUI USER_DEFINED_LIST <macroName> <label>

   Example

      GUI USER_DEFINED_LIST LINE_DASH_ARRAY Line Dash Array: