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==== Area tag "area" ==== | ==== Area tag "area" ==== | ||
Areas are described with "area" tag and are intended to group the elements on different features. Area may include other elements and areas. The root ones form the bookmarks in the presentation of the user interface. To tag, you can access only to "read" or "visibility", hence the element of the triad of access can be set to 00, if access is absent, or 04, if it is present. | Areas are described with "area" tag and are intended to group the elements on different features. Area may include other elements and areas. The root ones form the bookmarks in the presentation of the user interface. To tag, you can access only to "read" or "visibility", hence the element of the triad of access can be set to 00, if access is absent, or 04, if it is present. | ||
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<area id="base" dscr="Base information"> | <area id="base" dscr="Base information"> | ||
<fld id="host" dscr="Host name" tp="str"/> | <fld id="host" dscr="Host name" tp="str"/> | ||
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</area> | </area> | ||
</area> | </area> | ||
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Revision as of 10:40, 22 July 2022
Area tag "area"
Areas are described with "area" tag and are intended to group the elements on different features. Area may include other elements and areas. The root ones form the bookmarks in the presentation of the user interface. To tag, you can access only to "read" or "visibility", hence the element of the triad of access can be set to 00, if access is absent, or 04, if it is present.
<area id="base" dscr="Base information">
<fld id="host" dscr="Host name" tp="str"/>
<fld id="user" dscr="Operated user" tp="str"/>
<fld id="sys" dscr="Station system" tp="str"/>
<area id="other" dscr="Other options">
<fld id="val" dscr="Value" tp="real"/>
</area>
</area>