User:Jcreer/SNS:DMI Exporting/Importing Elements
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Element <export_format>
| Info | Placed inside the <card> to determine how the card format will be displayed when exporting to a text file. Uses the standard printf and sprintf format (www.cplusplus.com/reference/clibrary/cstdio/printf/). “#card_name” should be used when displaying the card. When using an element that starts with “custom_control”, a user can use the # character to get to the value or units. |
| Versions | 1, 2 |
| Attributes | ignore_on_read |
| Children | none |
| Used by | card |
| Example 1 |
<edit_box> <unique_name>MyEditBox</unique_name> </edit_box> … <card> <card_name>FIFTH_GRAIN</card_name> <export_format>”%s %lf\n", #card_name, MyEditBox</export_format> </card> |
| Example 2 |
If the edit_box has the value of 15, this would print out: FIFTH_GRAIN 15 |
| Example 3 |
If export_format was changed to this: <export_format>”%s \”%lf\” // comment\n", #card_name, MyEditBox </export_format> FIFTH_GRAIN “15” // comment |
| Example 4 |
<control_length>
<unique_name>MyLength</unique_name>
...
</control_length>
…
<card>
<card_name>ADAPTATION_LENGTH_TOTAL</card_name>
<export_format>”%s %lf, %s\n", #card_name, MyLength#value,
MyLength#units</export_format>
</card>
ADAPTATION_LENGTH_TOTAL 25 cm
|
Element <export_group>
| Info | A way of grouping optional exports. |
| Versions | 2 |
| Attributes | ignore_on_read |
| Children | Any element beginning with “process_” and required. |
| Used by | Any element beginning with “process_”. |
| Example |
Element <export_location>
| Info | Relative or absolute path of the export file (CMCARDS). Can be used multiple times if exporting to more than 1 file location. Keywords can be #PROJECT_NAME and #GEOMETRY. |
| Versions | 1, 2 |
| Attributes | none |
| Children | none |
| Used by | group, card, input_file, output_file. If it used just within group or link_to (version 1), then everything within the element will use the same export location unless specified in the child group or item card. |
| Example 1 |
<export_location>\\Ideal__Inlet.cmcards</export_location> |
| Example 2 |
<export_location>\\#PROJECT_NAME_#GEOMETRY.cmcards</export_location> <export_location>”\\%s__%s.cmcards”, #PROJECT_NAME, #GEOMETRY</export_location> |
Element <export_optional>
| Info | Indicator of text that might be included. If it has default as a child, then SMS will write out the text included in this element. |
| Versions | 2 |
| Attributes | ignore_on_read |
| Children | Any element beginning with “process_”, export_format, default, separator. |
| Used by | Any element beginning with “process_”. |
| Example |
Element <export_text>
| Info | Used to write out a different name to the export file than the “text” displayed to the user. |
| Versions | 1, 2 |
| Attributes | none |
| Children | none |
| Used by | option |
| Example | We have a combo box and one of the options is Equilibrium which is selected. If the file is exported and the <export_text> card is omitted we would write out:
FORMULATION Equilibrium However, if we wanted to write out EQ instead, we would use the <export_text> tag. The exported line would look like: FORMULATION EQ <combo_box>
<unique_name>formulationUnits</unique_name>
<option>
<text>Equilibrium</text>
<export_text>EQ</export_text>
</option>
…
<card>
<card_name>FORMULATION</card_name>
<export_format>"%s %s\n, #card_name, formulationUnits
</card>
</combo_box>
|
Element <process_each_arc>
| Info | Indicator to loop through each arc in the given context. |
| Versions | 2 |
| Attributes | ignore_on_read |
| Children | card_name, export_format, separator, process_each_point, end_card, use_parameter, declare_parameter |
| Used by | card, process_each_coverage, process_each_polygon |
| Example |
Element <process_each_coverage>
| Info | Indicator to loop through each coverage in the given context. |
| Versions | 2 |
| Attributes | ignore_on_read |
| Children | card_name, export_format, separator, process_each_point, process_each_polygon, process_each_arc, end_card, use_parameter, declare_parameter |
| Used by | card |
| Example |
Element <process_each_material>
| Info | Indicator to loop through each material in the given context. |
| Versions | 2 |
| Attributes | ignore_on_read |
| Children | card_name, export_format, separator, end_card, use_parameter, declare_parameter, process_each_polygon |
| Used by | card, process_each_coverage, process_each_polygon |
| Example |
Element <process_each_point>
| Info | Indicator to loop through each point in the given context. |
| Versions | 2 |
| Attributes | ignore_on_read |
| Children | card_name, export_format, separator, end_card, use_parameter, declare_parameter |
| Used by | card, process_each_coverage, process_each_polygon, process_each_arc |
| Example |
Element <process_each_polygon>
| Info | Indicator to loop through each polygon in the given context. |
| Versions | 2 |
| Attributes | ignore_on_read |
| Children | card_name, export_format, separator, process_each_point, process_each_arc, end_card, use_parameter, declare_parameter |
| Used by | card, process_each_coverage |
| Example |
Element <process_each_row>
| Info | Indicator to loop through each row in a table. Has the widget attribute that must be used. The widget attribute needs to be set to the name of a widget which belongs to the table to be iterated through. To iterate through the rows of a curve widget, use the name of the curve widget and a keyword, such as “#x”. |
| Versions | 2 |
| Attributes | ignore_on_read, widget |
| Children | process_column, card_name, export_format, separator |
| Used by | process_column, card, process_each_coverage, process_each_polygon, process_each_arc, process_each_point |
| Example |
<process_each_row widget = “someColumnWidget”> |
