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Note: The characteristics of a block can also be viewed in the "Modifier" pane:1. On the "Home" pane, in the "Environment" group, expand "Panes".2. Select "Modifier".3. Click the caption of the block to view its description in the modifier.5.4 Parameters and print options of the blocksThe different parameters and print options of a block are defined in the "GUI" tab of its description (doubleclick on the block caption).The parameters and the print options of the report blocks are as follows:• Breakable:If a block is breakable and there is not enough space left on a page to print the entire block, the contentof the block is printed on several pages.If a block is unbreakable and there is not enough space on the page to print the entire block, the contentof the block is printed on the next page.• Visible:The block can be displayed or not. If a block is invisible, the block and its controls will not be printed inthe report.This characteristic can be modified by programming with ..Visible.• Always visible:The block and its controls will be displayed on all the pages of the report.This option is available for the Page Header and Page Footer blocks.• Always invisible:The block and its controls will not be displayed in the report.This option is available for the Page Header and Page Footer blocks.• Visible on the first page only:The block and its controls will be displayed on the first page of the report.This option is available for the Page Header and Page Footer blocks.• Invisible on the first page only:The block and its controls will be displayed on all the pages of the report except for the first one.This option is available for the Page Header and Page Footer blocks.• Repeated until the end of the page:The block can be copied until it reaches the end of the page.• Page break after the block:A page break can be automatically generated once the block is printed.Caution: If the print destination is an HTML file, the page breaks are not supported.• Column break after the block: (only for the Body block of multicolumn reports)A page break can be automatically generated once the block is printed.• Completion until the page footer:A block can be stretched until it reaches the end of the page.Note: This option is very useful if the block has a background image or a background color.Caution: If the print destination is an HTML file, the page completion is not supported.• Extend the table columns until the page footer (for the blocks containing a table):The table columns can be extended until they reach the end of the page.Note: To extend the table columns until they reach the end of the page, you can also add a Body complementblock. The Body complement blocks are automatically stretched until they reach the pagefooter.Caution: If the print destination is an HTML file, the extension of columns to the end of the page is notsupported.66Part 1: Report editor
• Keep space for the page footer when it is invisible (for Page Footer blocks only):By default, the space taken by the Page Footer block will always be kept in the report pages (no matterwhether the block is visible or not). With this option, the space taken by the Page Footer block will bekept only in the pages where this block is visible. This option is used to optimize the method for fillingthe report pages.5.5 Handling the blocks in the report editor5.5.1 Creating a blockTo create a block in a report, you can:• on the "Creation" pane, in the "Structure" group, expand "Blocks" and choose the block to add. Only thelist of blocks that can be included in your report is displayed.• select "Add a block" from the popup menu of the report (right mouse click on the report currently created).• click the "Add a block" button in the "Blocks" tab of the report description.Note: The Break header and Break footer blocks cannot be dissociated. However, one of these blocks can bemade invisible if necessary (in the description window of the block or via ..Visible).5.5.2 Deleting a blockTo delete a block from a report, you can:• select "Delete the block" from the popup menu of the block to delete (right mouse click on the blockcaption).• click the "Delete a block" button in the "Blocks" tab of the report description.• press [DEL] on the keyboard (the block to delete must be selected).Note: The Body block cannot be deleted. However, this block can be made invisible (in the description windowof the block or by programming with ..Visible).5.5.3 Re-arranging the blocksThe report editor gives you the ability to re-arrange the blocks found in a report. When printing the report, theblocks will be printed according to the order specified in the report editor. The order in which the processes ofthe blocks are run corresponds to the order in which the blocks are printed.The order for printing the report blocks can be defined:• in the "Options" tab of the description window of the report ("Report description" from the popup menuof the report).• in the "General" tab of the description window of each block ("Block description" from the popup menuof the block).See the online help (keyword: "Reports blocks, Print order") for more details.5.6 Handling the blocks by programmingEach report block is associated with different processes. These processes are used to improve the operatingmode of the report via the programming functions of WLanguage. Furthermore, each block can be handled inWLanguage: to do so, use the name of the block in the WLanguage code.Part 1: Report editor 67
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