• Forms File:
This is the highest level node, i.e., the root node. It is the owner of all code, which is to say [1] level-, record-, and item-related code, [2] user-defined functions, and the [3] global routine.
• Level:
This is the second-tier tree node, just below the root. It has a 1-to-1 correspondence with the same-named dictionary level.
• Form:
This is the third-tier tree node, just below its level. It represents the form and all the items in that form.
• Roster:
It represents the roster and all the items included in the roster.
• Field:
This is the terminal or "leaf"-node; i.e., the lowest accessible level. It has a 1-to-1 correspondence with a dictionary item.
You are free to rename any of the above the unique names via the properties dialog box, but it is recommended that you retain the original name, so that it is easier for you to see which dictionary entity is being referenced. The data entry tree represents the order in which the data entry is keyed.
You can change the order of entry by reorganizing the forms or items within the forms by dragging them within the Data Entry tree view. When the operator enters the data, the cursor will follow the order in the tree not the order in the form. When selecting a new edit item, the contents of the logic view will change to display the logic for the selected entity.
Pressing Ctrl+T in the data entry tree will allow you to switch between the labels and the names of the items.