RpReports OEM Dialog
The RpReports OEM Dialog is used by the OEM to define attributes, load projects and other functions for creating an RpReports Client Application.
Project
Displays the current project and project folder. Use [[#Load New Project]|Load New Project]] to load the client project the first time.
Re-load Project
Reloads the project after making changes to .csv files, etc.
Load New Project
Load a different project, or load your project for the first time.
Auto Generate Attributes from Component Names
Creates an empty .CSV spreadsheet with component names which you can use to define your attributes.
Embed Attributes into Components
Adds your attributes directly to the .SKP files to define your components.
- See: Embed Attributes
Show All Attribute Definitions
Displays the attributes defined for you project.
Show attributes for Component
Displays the attributes for the selected component.
- Note: This shows all attributes - not just RpReports attributes.
Show attributes for Model
Displays the attributes for the current model.
- This would be used when saving RpReports attributes directly into a .SKP file to be used as a component.
- Note: This shows all attributes - not just RpReports attributes.
Define Attributes for Model
Load a dialog of the RpReports attributes for the current model, and lets you enter them or change them.
- This would be used when saving RpReports attributes directly into a .SKP file to be used as a component.
- Note: This shows all attributes - not just RpReports attributes.
Reload attributes from CSV file
Reloads the attributes for the current project.
Save language handler settings
Saves a "ProjectName-US_strings.txt" file of strings used by the application and your project.
You can translate this file into a different language and save it in the plugins folder (as "ProjectName-XX.strings" where XX is the two leter code for the language desired to translate some of the RpReports dialogs and messages into another language.
See also
- RpReports
- RpReports OEM Dialog
- OEM Partner
