Set-element

For the description of the set-element see section 9.12 on page .

The name of the set-XML element is set. It has an optional attribute named domainNr, which specifies the number of the domain for the set-element. If the attribute domainNr is missing, the domain number is $0$ .

The element contains first a XML element named defined_variables, wich contains for each variable, which the set-element defines, in their order, a variable element. These have the optinal attribute number, which is the number (counting begins at $1$) of the element respectively variable defined in the set-element. Furthermore the variable element contains a natural number for the variable, that is not used above the set-element for another variable.

After the XML element for variable definitions defined_variables follows the XML element named values, wich contains the vectors with the values, to which the variables should be set. They are listed in their order in the set-element. The vectors all have the type set (type=ßet").

At the end, after the XML element for values vectors values, the set-element contains the XML element for the contained the subobject.

An example for a set-element:

<set>
   <defined_variables>
      <variable>7</variable>
      <variable>8</variable>
      <variable>9</variable>
   </defined_variables>
   <values>
      <vector type=ßet">
         <variable>1</variable>
         <value>3</value>
         <value>26.14</value>
      </vector>
      <vector type=ßet">
         <value>33.4</value>
         <value>-47</value>
         <variable>4</variable>
      </vector>
   </values>

   ...<!-- Fib subobject -->
</set>

An example for a set-element with the optional attribute domainNr and number:

<set domainNr="5">
   <defined_variables>
      <variable number="1">2</variable>
      <variable number="2">3</variable>
      <variable number="3">4</variable>
      <variable number="4">5</variable>
   </defined_variables>
   <values>
      <vector type=ßet">
         <variable>1</variable>
         <variable>1</variable>
         <variable>1</variable>
         <variable>1</variable>
      </vector>
      <vector type=ßet">
         <value>8</value>
         <value>4</value>
         <variable>1</variable>
         <value>3</value>
      </vector>
   </values>

   ...<!-- Fib subobject -->
</set>