Translations - OPALE - 10.0 - Utilisation - Partie Dynamique (Map)/23/en
Différence entre versions
De MappingDoc
(Page créée avec « * The <page name="..."> … </page> tags mark out the pages of the document. In the last example, there is only one page. * The <field name="...">value1</field> tags corr... ») |
|||
| Ligne 1 : | Ligne 1 : | ||
* The <page name="..."> … </page> tags mark out the pages of the document. In the last example, there is only one page. | * The <page name="..."> … </page> tags mark out the pages of the document. In the last example, there is only one page. | ||
| − | * The <field name="...">value1</field> tags correspond to | + | * The <field name="...">value1</field> tags correspond to unit-based information (the equivalent of ‘zones’/'fields' in '''Designer'''). |
* The <group name="..."> … </group> tags refer to a particular number of lines which contain zones, such as a ‘group’ in '''Designer'''. | * The <group name="..."> … </group> tags refer to a particular number of lines which contain zones, such as a ‘group’ in '''Designer'''. | ||
* The <line name="…"> … <line> tags correspond to the lines inside of these groups. | * The <line name="…"> … <line> tags correspond to the lines inside of these groups. | ||
If we were to use this structure with a paper invoice: | If we were to use this structure with a paper invoice: | ||
Version actuelle datée du 25 juillet 2019 à 09:06
- The <page name="..."> … </page> tags mark out the pages of the document. In the last example, there is only one page.
- The <field name="...">value1</field> tags correspond to unit-based information (the equivalent of ‘zones’/'fields' in Designer).
- The <group name="..."> … </group> tags refer to a particular number of lines which contain zones, such as a ‘group’ in Designer.
- The <line name="…"> … <line> tags correspond to the lines inside of these groups.
If we were to use this structure with a paper invoice: