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|railSemantics = This may be used for some internal software revision number that represents a special level of railML interface implementation. | |railSemantics = This may be used for some internal software revision number that represents a special level of railML interface implementation. | ||
|notes = The element {{{selfLink|FIXME}}} contains the internal version number of the schema occurrence (also called | |notes = The element {{{selfLink|FIXME}}} contains the internal version number of the schema occurrence (also called railML profile). This version number changes if the interpretation of the schema by the writing software changes. A reading software should check whether this version number is equal or higher than the version number it was tested with. A reading software also can easily check with this number whether will be some special values which are<br> | ||
* necessary for the reading software, | * necessary for the reading software, | ||
* optional in | * optional in railML, | ||
* obligatory in the specific schema instance.<br> | * obligatory in the specific schema instance.<br> | ||
It is a matter of the writing software to assign the values for {{{selfLink|FIXME}}}. Therefore, these values can only be interpreted correctly together with {{CO:Doc|dc:source}}. It is recommended to align them at the official | It is a matter of the writing software to assign the values for {{{selfLink|FIXME}}}. Therefore, these values can only be interpreted correctly together with {{CO:Doc|dc:source}}. It is recommended to align them at the official railML schema version this implementation is based on. (In the example: Instance no. #7 of railML 1.0.) It is also a matter of the writing software to secure that there are only unique combinations of {{{selfLink|FIXME}}} and {{CO:Doc|dc:source}}. | ||
|notes_de = | |notes_de = | ||
Das Attribut {{{selfLink|FIXME}}} enthält die interne Versionsnummer der Schemeninstanz. Diese Versionsnummer ändert sich dann, wenn sich die Interpretation oder die Vollständigkeit der Umsetzung des | Das Attribut {{{selfLink|FIXME}}} enthält die interne Versionsnummer der Schemeninstanz. Diese Versionsnummer ändert sich dann, wenn sich die Interpretation oder die Vollständigkeit der Umsetzung des railML-Schemas durch die schreibende Software ändert. Ein lesendes Programm sollte prüfen, dass diese Versionsnummer nicht niedriger ist als die Version, mit der das Programm frühestens getestet wurde. Insbesondere kann hiermit vom lesenden Programm einfach geprüft werden, ob bestimmte Daten vorhanden sein werden, die | ||
* {{Deu|notwendig sind für das lesende Programm,}} | * {{Deu|notwendig sind für das lesende Programm,}} | ||
* {{Deu|in | * {{Deu|in railML als optional gekennzeichnet sind,}} | ||
* {{Deu|in der konkreten Schemeninstanz obligatorisch sind.}} | * {{Deu|in der konkreten Schemeninstanz obligatorisch sind.}} | ||
{{Deu|Es ist Sache der Programmierung der schreibenden Software, die Werte für {{{selfLink|FIXME}}} festzulegen. Diese Werte sind daher nur im Zusammenhang mit {{CO:Doc|dc:source}} interpretierbar. Es wird empfohlen, sich dabei an der zugrunde liegenden | {{Deu|Es ist Sache der Programmierung der schreibenden Software, die Werte für {{{selfLink|FIXME}}} festzulegen. Diese Werte sind daher nur im Zusammenhang mit {{CO:Doc|dc:source}} interpretierbar. Es wird empfohlen, sich dabei an der zugrunde liegenden railML-Schemenversion zu orientieren. (Im Beispiel: Instanz Nr. 7 von railML 1.0.) Außerdem ist es Aufgabe der schreibenden Programmierung, nur eindeutige Werte von {{{selfLink|FIXME}}} innerhalb eines Wertes {{CO:Doc|dc:source}} zuzulassen.}} | ||
|semantics = {{{semantics|}}} | |semantics = {{{semantics|}}} | ||
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