| Dave,
I've spent some time looking into (1). The reason you're always seeing a sorted list is that the attributes are stored in a sorted hash so will always be displayed in sorted order. The <include> directive specifies which of the attributes will be displayed, not the order they will be displayed in. The sort attribute just enables sorting on the column.
Regards, Greg I have 2 questions about coding in a table
viewer widget in a JAXB resource manager definition
1) I'm displaying only the description and
value columns for attributes. I want to specifically order the items in
the view in the order I have the <include> specifications in the
XML file. In the <viewer> specification I've coded 'sort="false"'
but it still is sorting by attribute name. How do I suppress the sort?
2)_ I'm passing command line arguments to
a bsub command for LSF. One of the arguments is a quoted string with multiple
values, for instance "bsub -Q '2 3' /bin/sleep 30". I've coded
an <args> specification as
<arg isUndefinedIfMatches="-Q">-Q
${ptp_rm:LSF_REQUEUE_CODES#value}</arg>
and filled in the value in the list widget
as '2 3' (quotes included) and the quotes seem to be removed, using either
single or double quotes. I've also tried
<arg isUndefinedIfMatches="-Q
""">-Q "${ptp_rm:LSF_REQUEUE_CODES#value}"</arg>
and that doesn't pass the quotes across
either. Is there a way to do this?
Dave
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