Additional characteristics of graphical objects: key/value pairs

The parameters “key” (P-SECO-00027) and “value” (P-SECO-00028) assign additional so-called key/ value pairs to the graphical object They describe properties which are evaluated during visualisation, for example.

Attention: “key” and “value” must always form a pair of properties (j=j).

P-SECO-00027

Key (category)

Description

This parameter defines a key for a value pair.

Parameter

gobject[i].key[j] where j=0 to 4

Data type

STRING

Data range

Maximum of 39 characters

Dimension

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Default value

*

Remarks

* Note: The default value of variables is a blank string.

P-SECO-00028

Value

Description

This parameter defines a value for a value pair.

Parameter

gobject[i].value[j] where j=0 to 4

Data type

STRING

Data range

Maximum of 39 characters

Dimension

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Default value

*

Remarks

* Note: The default value of variables is a blank string.

Example taken from list:

:

gobject[0].name                      Ausleger_Einfach

gobject[0].filename                  Ausleger_01

gobject[0].linkpoint                 A_ACHSE

gobject[0].cs.position[0]            500000

gobject[0].cs.position[1]            0

gobject[0].cs.position[2]            0

gobject[0].cs.orientation[0][0]      1

gobject[0].cs.orientation[0][1]      0

gobject[0].cs.orientation[0][2]      0

gobject[0].cs.orientation[1][0]      0

gobject[0].cs.orientation[1][1]      1

gobject[0].cs.orientation[1][2]      0

gobject[0].cs.orientation[2][0]      0

gobject[0].cs.orientation[2][1]      0

gobject[0].cs.orientation[2][2]      1

gobject[0].key[0]                    Colour

gobject[0].value[0]                  red

gobject[0].key[1]                    Shading

gobject[0].value[1]                  grey

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