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The display is linked to the locations list in the Data Viewer (Filters). When a location in the locations list is selected, the meta data files that are used by this location will be listed. The content of the first configuration file will be shown by default in the bottom panel. Selecting another file will display its content.

The list of meta data files is sorted alphabetically. A list is made of all meta data files in the \MapLayers folder that are used by the Delft-FEWS application. The meta data files are not grouped on sub-folders, this information is ignored. 

The table with meta data  can show virtual columns, these are on the left in light blue. For all location attribute files, the linked location Name column is visible. For all meta data files that are used as main files, the location ID is also shown as virtual column. These virtual columns show the Location ID and Name, not the content of a meta data file column.

The toolbar contains 6 buttons with the following functionality

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The Tabular Config File Display also allows for adding additional task buttons to the toolbar. The task buttons can start executables or scripts to check configuration consistency, link to GIT or SVN or run Python or Powershell scripts.

In the example below a taskbutton is added that starts several Python scripts through Powershell. 

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<tabularConfigFilesDisplay xmlns="http://www.wldelft.nl/fews" xmlns:xsi="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance" xsi:schemaLocation="http://www.wldelft.nl/fews http://fews.wldelft.nl/schemas/version1.0/tabularConfigFilesDisplay.xsd">
	<editPermission>Configuration</editPermission>
	<taskButton name="Update Config and Metadata for Public Web Products">
		<description>Update Config and Metadata for Public Web Products</description>
		<permission>Configuration</permission>
		<iconFile>update_config.svg</iconFile>
		<workDir>%REGION_HOME%\Modules\HYMM_python_scripts</workDir>
		<executable>$WINPOWERSHELL$</executable>
		<arguments>
			<argument>$PYTHON$ create_metadata.py %REGION_HOME%\Config\MapLayerFiles\Australia;</argument>
			<argument>$PYTHON$ create_maps.py %REGION_HOME% %REGION_HOME%\Modules\HYMM_python_scripts;</argument>
			<argument>$PYTHON$ create_products.py %REGION_HOME% %REGION_HOME%\Modules\HYMM_python_scripts;</argument>
		</arguments>
	</taskButton>
</tabularConfigFilesDisplay>

Global.properties
WINPOWERSHELL=C://Windows/System32/WindowsPowerShell/v1.0/powershell.exe
PYTHON=%REGION_HOME%/Modules/Python3/python.exe

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