The Files node (
) contains a library of data files that you can use in an application. There are no file type restrictions for the files that you can add to this library. The Settings window contains the following section:
) contains a library of data files that you can use in an application. There are no file type restrictions for the files that you can add to this library. The Settings window contains the following section:The list contains all files available for use in an application in the Name column. The Copied from column contains the full path and name of the file that the application copies. You can add an optional description in the Description column. To add a file, click the Add File to Library 
button, which opens a file browser where you can select and add a file to the list. Click any of the column headers to sort the list based on that column. There are three sorting modes: alphabetical, reverse alphabetical, and the original list order.
button, which opens a file browser where you can select and add a file to the list. Click any of the column headers to sort the list based on that column. There are three sorting modes: alphabetical, reverse alphabetical, and the original list order.Use the Move Up (
), Move Down (
), and Delete (
) buttons to edit and arrange the list of files. Click the Export Selected File button (
) to save the selected file in the library to the file system.
), Move Down (), and Delete () buttons to edit and arrange the list of files. Click the Export Selected File button () to save the selected file in the library to the file system.In the application you can refer to a file that you have added using embedded:///data.txt, for example (to refer to the file data.txt). See File Schemes and File Handling for more information about the embedded file scheme.