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Revision as of 17:55, 3 January 2014
The dynamic model interface is available in SMS version 11.2 and later. It is primarily a tool for developers. The dynamic model interface provides a way to quickly generate an interface for a numeric model.
Dynamic dialogs are a quick way to generate dialogs without having to compile code. To add or delete a widget on a dynamic dialog, the user simply modifies the XML document. When the modified document is loaded, the new/modified dialog exists. The XML document defines the layout, behavior and the different dialog controls.
The dialog is divided into 2 sections, the tree and the widget view. The tree is on the left side of the dialog and it contains groups and items that represent data. Clicking on a group or item will result with the widget view being updated to match the selected tree or group item.
- Order of the tree items and groups will match the order defined in the XML file.
- Clicking on group will display all children items in the widget view.
- Clicking on a single item will display associated widgets in widget view.
- Tree item will also display the values in a non-editable field.
- Unique_name use format: file::unique_name#value
- Widgets or groups of widgets can be loaded from an outside file by using <link_to_xml>.
- Multiple widgets when displayed on right side can be expanded/collapsed – TO BE DETERMINED
- Can have nested groups
- Keywords are words SMS has reserved in the schema and can not be used as unique names. All keywords will start with a “#”. Here is a list of available keywords:
- #card_name
- #geom_name – name of geometry as it shows up in the project explorer
- #project_name
- #value
- #units
- #xmdf_path – path inside the XMDF file
- #file_name
- #file_path
- #sms_path – path in sms project explorer once inside a geometric item
- #count (used for a widget in a table for counting the rows/columns)
- #geom_guid
Projection keyword:
- #horizontal_datum: NAD83 |NAD27|LOCAL
- #horizontal_system: UTM|STATE_PLANE|GEOGRAPHIC|LOCAL
- #horizontal_units: FEET|METERS|DEGREES
- #horizontal_zone: 3104 etc
- #vertical_datum
- #vertical_units
Additional keywords are defined with the various custom control widgets.
Note: In changing from version 1 to version 2, all tags that were <custom_control_XXXX> were changed to <control_XXXX>.
Element <alignH>
Info | Align text horizontally in a text box. Keywords are LEFT, RIGHT, CENTER, and JUSTIFIED |
Versions | 1, 2 |
Attributes | none |
Children | none |
Used by | text_box |
Example |
<text_box> <unique_name>edtD50Units</unique_name> <alignH>CENTER</alignH> <text>mm</text> </text_box> |
Element <alignV>
Info | Align text horizontally in a text box. Keywords are BOTTOM, TOP, and CENTER |
Versions | 1, 2 |
Attributes | none |
Children | none |
Used by | text_box |
Example |
<text_box> <unique_name>edtD50Units</unique_name> <alignV>TOP</alignV> <text>mm</text> </text_box> |
Element <arc_att>
Info | Used to specify what attributes should be used for the arcs of a coverage. |
Versions | 2 |
Attributes | none |
Children | menu_item |
Used by | coverage |
Example |
Element <attribute_set>
Info | This represents an item in the project explorer that is some sort of grouping. |
Versions | 3 |
Attributes | none |
Children | takes, menu_item |
Used by | model |
Example | See the model example. |
Element <blue>
Info | The blue element of a color. Ranges from 0 to 255. Added in SMS 11.2. |
Versions | 1, 2 |
Attributes | none |
Children | none |
Used by | color |
Example |
This would change the text to a bright red color. <text_style> <color> <red>255</red> <green>0</green> <blue>0</blue> </color> <text_style> |
Element <bold>
Info | Sets the text to be bolded. Added in SMS 11.2. |
Versions | 1, 2 |
Attributes | none |
Children | none |
Used by | text_style |
Example |
This would bold the text when the value in the edit_box is less than 0.0. <edit_box> <unique_name>edtA</unique_name> <default>1.0</default> <text_style> <bold></bold> <condition>edtA LESS_THAN 0.0</condition> <text_style> </edit_box> |
Element <card>
Info | Determines the card name and format when the item is exported. For more examples see <export_format>. |
Versions | 1, 2 |
Attributes | none |
Children | card_name, export_format, export_location, dependency, export_table (version 1), anything beginning with “process_each_”, export_group, export_optional |
Used by | item (version 1), file_def (version 2) |
Example |
<item> <text>Formulation</text> <card> <card_name>FORMULATION</card_name> <export_format>card "formulationUnits"</export_format> </card> |
Element <card_name>
Info | The name of the card which is used in the card file. |
Versions | 1, 2 |
Attributes | none |
Children | none |
Used by | card |
Example |
Element <check_box>
Info | Widget that displays text that is checked/unchecked. |
Versions | 1, 2 |
Attributes | none |
Children | text, default, unique_name, dependency, export_text_checked, export_text_unchecked, text_style |
Used by | item |
Example |
<check_box> <text>Calculate Sediment Transport</text> <default>checked</default> <unique_name>togCalcSedimentTransport</unique_name> <export_text_checked>ON</export_text_checked> <export_text_unchecked>OFF</export_text_unchecked> <dependency>…</dependency>… </ check_box > |
Element <color>
Info | The color of an item, expressed in red, green and blue values ranging from 0 to 255. All 0 values for red, green and blue is black. Added in SMS 11.2. |
Versions | 1, 2 |
Attributes | none |
Children | red, green, blue |
Used by | text_style |
Example |
This would change the text to a bright red color. <text_style> <color> <red>255</red> <green>0</green> <blue>0</blue> </color> <text_style> |
Element <column>
Info | Definition of the column in the table. A widget defined in a column will be the widget used for each cell in the column. |
Versions | 1, 2 |
Attributes | none |
Children | text, read_only, optional, dependency, text_box, combo_box, edit_box, all elements starting with “custom_control”, check_box |
Used by | < table > |
Example | Column1 is read only, Column 2 isn’t read only and is also optional. This means the column can have empty fields and a warning message won’t be displayed.
< table > … <column> <text>Column1</text> <read_only></read_only> </ column > < column > <text>Column2</text> <optional></optional> </ column > </ table > |
Element <combo_box>
Info |
Widget that displays list of options. Only 1 can be selected. If no default is specified and the optional tag is present, then an empty option will be added to the combo box. If there is no default tag, and no optional tag, then the first item will be default. In version 2, if a combo box has display_options_arc, and is part of a dialog that is used as an arc attribute, then a limited set of display options will appear for the options of the combo box. The display option for each option of the combo box will only be line thickness and color. The display option is NOT saved at any point and will be reset every time SMS is opened. |
Versions | 1, 2 |
Attributes | none |
Children | option, unique_name, optional, dependency, text_style, display_options_arc(version 2) |
Used by | item, row, column |
Example | Creates a combo box with hours, minutes and seconds. Hours is the default item.
<combo_box> <unique_name>cbxTransportUnits</unique_name> <option> <text>hours</text> <default></default> </option> <option> <text>minutes</text> </option> <option> <text>seconds</text> </option> <dependency>…</dependency>… </ combo_box > |
Element <command_args>
Info | Defines the command line arguments to run a particular executable. |
Versions | 2 |
Attributes | none |
Children | none |
Used by | input_file, anything starting with process_ |
Example | See executable example. |
Element <comment>
Info | Defines a character or sequence of characters that defines the start of a comment on a line. Comments are always terminated by an end of line. |
Versions | 2 |
Attributes | none |
Children | none |
Used by | file_def |
Example | // The following example has a file where the exclamation point starts the comment.
<file_def> ... <comment>!</comment> … </file_def> |
Element <condition>
Info | Evaluates two or more objects using GREATER_THAN, GREATER_THAN_EQUALS, LESS_THAN, LESS_THAN_EQUALS, EQUALS, AND, OR, and NOT. If condition is not met, then message is displayed (if model_check) or widget is hidden/dimmed (if dependency). String literals, such as an entry in a combo-box, must be enclosed in double-quotes (ex. “Combo box entry”). |
Versions | 1, 2 |
Attributes | none |
Children | none |
Used by | model_check, dependency, text_style |
Example |
< table > <column> <text>A</text> <edit_box> <unique_name>colA</unique_name> </edit_box> </column> …// other columns also defined <model_check> <condition>( (colA EQUALS 0.0 OR colB LESS_THAN 0.0) AND NOT(colD NOT EQUALS EMPTY OR colE NOT EQUALS “Some value”))</condition> <message>Column D or E is required</message> </model_check> </ table > |
Element <contains>
Info | Holds all the groups and items of a group. |
Versions | 2 |
Attributes | none |
Children | group, item |
Used by | group |
Example |
Element <control_curve>
Info | Displays an curve push button. When pushed the xy curve values can be updated and a curve is displayed. |
Versions | 2 |
Attributes | none |
Children | max_rows, flags, x_column, y_column, unique_name, dependency |
Used by | item, row, column |
Example | This example creates a curve limited to 10 rows.
<item> <control_curve> <unique_name>myCurve1</unique_name> <max_rows>10</max_rows> <flags>XY_USEDATE</flags> <x_column> <text>Time </x_column> <y_column> <text>Velocity</text> </y_column> </control_curve> … |
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