Checklist list
It is a checklist panel that summarizes all checklists and folders on the tree.
Add checklist
Add checklist
When you press the list button, a new checklist is created. When added, it will enter a name input state, so if you want to change it, enter a name. The location to be created is directly under the selected folder.
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In addition, a checklist with column information of "Check", "Contents", and "Update Date" is created by default, but if "Default checklist template" is specified, a checklist is created with that template.
Press the "▼" button to the right of the list button to display the menu below.
Create checklists from templates
If you are creating a checklist template, you can create a checklist from the template. The template contains column information.
Click the menu to bring up the dialog below.
Template selection to use by default
Select the template to use when you create a new checklist. A dialog will appear, so select a template. The dialog displayed is the same dialog as "Create checklist from template".
Remove default templates
If you selected a template to use by default, remove it.
Add folder
Create a folder directly below the currently selected folder. If you create a folder, it will be in a name editing state, so please change it to any name.
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Delete node
Delete the selected checklist folder. A confirmation dialog will be displayed, so select "Yes" to delete it.
When you delete a folder, all checklists and folders in the folder are deleted. Also, once you delete it, it cannot be undone. Deleted files are moved to the Recycle Bin.
Icon change
Change the icon for the selected checklist and folder. Icons are selected from checklists, folder separate lists.
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You can freely add and change checklist icons and folder icons from "Icon Registration" in the main menu to "Checklist Icon" and "Folder Icon", respectively.
menu
A menu appears that performs actions related to the checklist list.
open
Open the selected checklist and make it editable. The checklist that you open appears in the checklist view.
If you have more than one checklist open, you can modify the checklist that you edit on the tab above the checklist view.
copy
Temporarily copy the selected checklist or folder. Copied nodes can be duplicated into any folder by paste. If you copy a folder, all nodes in the folder will be duplicated.
This copy is valid until you finish the raster or change the project.
This copy also copies the checklist files and folders that actually exist to the Clipboard.
paste
Duplicate the copied checklist or folder into the selected folder. If you pasted a folder, all nodes in the folder you are copying are duplicated.
You can paste as many nodes as you want as long as there are nodes to copy from.
reproduction
Duplicate the selected checklist or folder in that folder. Nodes with the same name in a folder cannot exist, so duplicated nodes are numbered.
Edit name
Places the selected node in a name-edited state. If you want to change the name, edit the name as is.
However, you cannot specify a name that cannot be used for the file name. Also, if you already have a node with the same name in the same folder, you cannot change it.
export
Outputs the selected checklist as an external file. The formats that can be output are as follows.
Checklist file | The file format is similar to the checklist file used by Raster. The output file can be used in another project or on another PC. The extension is ". rcl". |
CSV file | 「. Csv" file is a 2D table data configuration arranged by comma "," separator, and can be opened in "Microsoft Excel" or "Notepad", etc. The content is printed in a way that is close to the display of the checklist. |
TSV files | 「. The tsv file is a 2D table data configuration arranged by tabs (\t) delimited and can be opened in Microsoft Excel, Notepad, and so on. The content is printed in a way that is close to the display of the checklist. |
import
Enter the checklist externally. The formats that can be entered are as follows.
Checklist file | Import checklist files from the outside. The location to be added is the folder you choose. The file extension is ". rcl". You can also drag and drop raster checklist files into the checklist tree from Windows Explorer or the like. In that case, a checklist is added to the destination folder. |
Backup file input | You can import checklists and folders contained in backup files in bulk. The destination is the folder you selected. Only raster Ver3.0 files can be loaded. Also, it doesn't contain icon information, so the icon for the project you're currently editing is automatically applied. |
Password registration
Encrypt the selected checklist with a password.
Opens automatically when raster starts
You can check this check on the selected checklist to automatically open the next time you start Raster. If you specify a setting that opens automatically for a checklist that has a password, you will be prompted for a password at startup.
Save as template
You can save the column information for the selected checklist as a template.
Once you've created a template, you can apply it to a new checklist or to an existing checklist. It can also be used to load the selection list.
Apply templates
You can replace the selected checklist with column information in the template. However, if there are already check items, please note that the input items may not be visible. (It doesn't mean that the data is gone.) This depends on the data identification name of the column information.)
renewal
The folder configuration in the checklist list is configured to match the actual folder configuration. However, if you work directly with folders and files outside of the raster, it will not match the folder configuration displayed on the raster. When the update process is performed, the actual folder and file configuration are searched and the tree display is reconfigured to the same state.
Checklist tree
Learn what you can do in the checklist tree.
Open checklist
You can double-click the checklist node to open the checklist.
Edit name
Click the name of the node to edit the name.
Context menu
Right-click on the node to bring up the context menu. The contents of the menu are almost the same as the menu in the toolbar.
Move nodes
You can drag the node you want to move with the left mouse button to move it to any folder. If you move a folder, all nodes in the folder are also moved.
Output checklist files to external files
You can drag the checklist node with the right mouse button and drop it to Windows Explorer, for example, to copy it.
Ingest checklist files
Checklist file ". rcl" can be captured by dragging and dropping it into the checklist tree. However, note that execution privileges may not be able to be captured in Windows Vista or other applications.
Close checklist tree panel
You can close the panel by clicking the "×" button at the top right of the panel.
To display the checklist tree panel again, select "Checklist Tree" from "View" in the menu, or click "Checklist List" on the side button.