Along with RODGUI, there are five different editors that allow you to edit the specific data files. The main functionality of every single editor is quite the same.
These options are quite self-explanatory and can be found in many graphical applications. So I won't explain them further.
When working with tables you might find these menuitems in the
menubar. Well, 'New Row' is obvious: a new row with '0' in every
single cell will be appended at the end of the table. If you have
selected one or more rows (either by heighlighting the row(s) or
by just clicking to a row that you want to delete) you can also
remove them from the table by selecting the appropriate menuitem.
There is also another way of generating new rows to the table of the
editor. Assume that you want to append several rows whose data values
are very similar to an existing row of the table. In this case I
recommend selecting / highlighting the very row of the table and
clicking on 'Paste Row' afterwards. From now on, you can append as
many new rows as you like by clicking on 'Paste Row'. The data values
of the cells will be similar to the ones of the copied row. You can change the
row whose data values you want to copy by selecting another row and
clicking on the 'Copy Row' menuitem.
Select one single row and click on 'Rename Atom' when you want
to .. well, rename the atom. Finally, there's the 'Multiply column
with value' facility that allows you to multiply one single column
with float value. You will be asked for the very value after clicking
this menuitem. Remember that one column has to be selected by clicking
one of its cells or by highlighting the entire column.
Rather obvious! Opens a new window that displays the data file in its original format: as plain ASCII text.