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  • MicroCity Web
  • MicroCity Desktop

    • 1. MicroCity Introduction
    • 2. Getting Started with MicroCity
    • 3. User Interface
    • 4. Script Writing
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    • MicroCity Desktop Repository
    • MicroCity Web Repository
    • MicroCity Web Online Environment
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Notes
  • MicroCity Web
  • MicroCity Desktop

    • 1. MicroCity Introduction
    • 2. Getting Started with MicroCity
    • 3. User Interface
    • 4. Script Writing
  • GitHub

    • MicroCity Desktop Repository
    • MicroCity Web Repository
    • MicroCity Web Online Environment
  • 简体中文
  • English
  • MicroCity Documentation

    • Table of Contents
    • 1. MicroCity Introduction

      • 1.1 What MicroCity can Do
    • 2. Getting Started with MicroCity

      • 2.1 Showing a World Map
      • 2.2 Searching for Countries
    • 3. User Interface

      • 3.1 UI Overview
      • 3.2 Vector Shapes
      • 3.3 Raster Grids
      • 3.4 3D Scenes
      • 3.5 Tables
      • 3.6 Maps and Layers
      • 3.7 Modules
    • 4. Script Writing

      • 4.1 SI Overview
      • 4.2 UI Control
      • 4.3 Shapes and Tables
      • 4.4 Grids
      • 4.5 3D Scenes
      • 4.6 Networks
      • 4.7 Discrete Event Simulations
      • 4.8 Mixed Integer Programming

3.5 Tables

Tabular files including dBase files (*.dbf), Text file (*.txt) and Comma Separated Values (*.csv) can be opened as Table and saved with MicroCity.

Opening, Creating, Saving and Closing Tables

Users can click Load button button or File->Table->Load menu item to open a tabular file. Creating a new Table can be done from menu File->Table->New and the pop-up dialog as shown below. Saving a Table can be done from the right click context menu Save or Save As.

new table    table_menu

Showing and Editing Tables

Double click a Table from the Data Tab will give you a table view. Altering a table's stucture can be done by right click the table's head. If you click "Add Field" then, a dialog which guide you (as shown below). If you want insert a record to the table, you can right click the left numbers of the table and select a context menu item.

table_view_menu    add_field

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