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====Named Data Element Types====
====Named Data Element Types====
*Text string (<code>String</code>)
*[[Text string (Named Data Type)|Text string]] (<code>String</code>)
*Number (<code>Double</code>)
*[[Number (Named Data Type)|Number]] (<code>Double</code>)
*Enumeration (<code>Enum</code>)
*[[Enumeration (Named Data Type)|Enumeration]] (<code>Enum</code>)
*Set of items (<code>Set</code>)
*[[Set (Named Data Type)|Set]] (<code>Set</code>)
*Enumeration or Set element (<code>EnumItem</code>)
*[[Enumeration or Set element (Named Data Type)|Enumeration or Set element]] (<code>EnumItem</code>)
*Date and Time (<code>DateTime</code>)
*[[Date and Time (Named Data Type)|Date and Time]] (<code>DateTime</code>)
*Table (<code>Table</code>)
*[[Table (Named Data Type)|Table]] (<code>Table</code>)
*Group (<code>Group</code>)
*[[Group (Named Data Type)|Group]] (<code>Group</code>)
*Hatch and color (<code>SoilPattern</code>)
*[[Hatch and Color (Named Data Type)|Hatch and Color]] (<code>SoilPattern</code>)

Revision as of 11:29, 21 March 2022

Named Data are the data defined by Named Data Template and usually stored in XML Format. It is used in GEO5 applications for example for field test data.

Named Data consists of individual Named Data Elements (XML Template [E] Item) of specified types. Some of them (table, group, enumeration, set) may contain child elements. The Named Data element is uniquely identified by a GUID. The elements can be global (these are part of some of the global libraries) and custom. When writing to a file, the GUID can be replaced by a unique text identifier, which allows both more human-readable writing and the possibility of interoperability with AGS or SEP3 formats. The relationship between the GUID and the text identifier can be specified in the Mapping. Every element can also have a text Identifier specified as a property.

The Named Data element has common properties (GUID, Name, Identifier, Comment, Type) and type-specific properties (described in detail on element type pages).

Named Data Element Types