Difference between revisions of "TXTDSC"
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| − | + | Textual description: IHO Definition | |
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| + | Indication: The complex attribute encodes the file name of a single external text file that contains the text in a | ||
| + | defined language, which provides additional textual information that cannot be provided using other allowable | ||
| + | attributes for the feature. | ||
| − | + | Data Classification and Encoding Guide 571 | |
| − | + | S-101 Appendix A April 2014 Working Version | |
| + | Sub-attributes: File reference see clause X.X | ||
| − | + | Language see clause X.X | |
| − | + | Remarks: | |
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| + | The complex attribute is generally used for long text strings or those that require formatting, however, there | ||
| + | is no restriction on the type of text (except for lexical level) that can be held in files referenced by subattribute | ||
| + | file reference. | ||
Latest revision as of 08:58, 28 August 2014
S-100 Baseline document April 2014
28.24 Textual description
Textual description: IHO Definition
Indication: The complex attribute encodes the file name of a single external text file that contains the text in a defined language, which provides additional textual information that cannot be provided using other allowable attributes for the feature.
Data Classification and Encoding Guide 571
S-101 Appendix A April 2014 Working Version
Sub-attributes: File reference see clause X.X
Language see clause X.X
Remarks:
The complex attribute is generally used for long text strings or those that require formatting, however, there is no restriction on the type of text (except for lexical level) that can be held in files referenced by subattribute file reference.