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DMS 3.2 EN 02/2011 TD29 777
Structure of the file:
The Header-Section starts with <header> and is closed with <\header>. If you want to
define a default language, use entry <default-language>. A default font which is
assigned to a certain language, can be defined via entry <default-font>. These entries
are optional. If they are missing, the dynamic text in the visualization will be displayed
according to the local configuration settings of the visualization.
<header>
<default-
language><language></default-
language>
Default language; that means that if there is no text entry
available for the currently set language, that text will be used
which is found within the same text entry for the default
language. If also for the default language no text is found,
"<PREFIX> < ID>“ will be displayed.
If multiple XML-files are used, thus providing multiple
headers, only that header section will be regarded, which is
read at last. So it is reasonable to use only one header section
! The language token must correspond which one of that
used in the text entries (see below).
Note: In online mode the default language can be set
explicitly via a visualization element configured with
command INTERN LANGUAGE DEFAULT in category Input,
Execute program.
<default-font>
<language><language></language>
<font-name><font></font-name>
</default-font>
Default font for <language>: The given font (e.g. "Arial" will
automatically be used for all elements, which display dynamic
texts in <language>. The language token must correspond
which one of that used in the text entries (see below).
<default-font>
<language>......
....
</default-font>
further default fonts for other languages
</header>
The list of the assignments of the Prefix-ID combinations to texts must start with
<text list> and end with </text list>. The particular text entries each start with <text
prefix> and end with <\text>.