PrF UG inst multiple cardinality

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Fields with Multiple Cardinality


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If the slot corresponding to a field has Multiple Cardinality, then the field allows multiple entries. How the information is entered and displayed depends on the field type.

For Boolean, Float, Integer, String, and Symbol entry fields, the field is shown as a display list with three field buttons at the top right:

instances_filled_entry_float_multiple

For these fields, the field buttons do the following:

all_object.view

View Value: Opens an entry box for any highlighted value(s) and allows you to make changes.

all_object.add

Create Value or Add Value: Opens an entry box for a new value and allows you to edit it.

all_object.remove

Remove Value: Removes any highlighted value(s).

For Boolean fields, viewing or creating a value displays a dialog box with a drop-down menu containing two choices: true or false. Select one and click OK.

For Float, Integer, String, and Symbol entry fields, viewing all_object.view or creating/adding all_object.add a value displays a dialog box where you can type. Enter a valid value in the dialog box and click OK. Removing all_object.remove removes the highlighted value.

For Class and Instance entry fields, single and multiple cardinality fields have the same buttons and the same methods for viewing classes_class.view instances_instance.view, creating instances_instance.create (Instance only), adding classes_class.add instances_instance.add, and removing classes_class.remove instances_instance.remove values. The only difference is that multiple values can be stored in the field.