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2012-11-15:

Note: Text covers an earlier version.

Basic Principles

Updated: 2012-11-15

A list is built from four parts.

• Heading is the main title of the list(for example Results).
• Subheading is typically the class name, or something similar. The contents of the subheading should match the list type and global sort order, which you set in Properties of a List. The sub heading is repeated each time its contents is changed.
• Main list usually contains the name of a competitor or team and other informations (such as place or time). The contents of the main list should match the selected list type, meaning that if the list type is competitor every row in the list should correspond to a competitor – if the list type is team every row should be about a certain team.
• Finally, there is a sublist that you only need occasionally. The sublist may show intermediate times (for a competitor) or team members (for teams). The contents must match the Secondary type, which you also control under Properties.

In each part there is a number of rows, and each row contains a number of list entries. Each list entry has a type, for example Class name, Team&[Unknown function 039;s]bib or Competitor&[Unknown function 039;s]time.

When the list is generated, every list entry is replaced with the corresponding text. The list properties defines global settings for the list, what it lists and how it is sorted.