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	Such a position works as a pointer to an element of the XML file. It can be used with the command [[Programmer_Guide/Shell_Items/File/SET_FILE#XML:_POSITION\|<code>SET <var>xmlfile</var> POSITION</code>]] as well as with many macro commands in the classes [[Programmer_Guide/Macro_Library/BDataSet\|BDataSet]], [[Programmer_Guide/Macro_Library/BSTXIni\|BStxIni]] and [[Programmer_Guide/Macro_Library/BXMLDoc\|BXMLDoc]].		Such a position works as a pointer to an element of the XML file. It can be used with the command [[Programmer_Guide/Shell_Items/File/SET_FILE#XML:_POSITION\|<code>SET <var>xmlfile</var> POSITION</code>]] as well as with many macro commands in the classes [[Programmer_Guide/Macro_Library/BDataSet\|BDataSet]], [[Programmer_Guide/Macro_Library/BSTXIni\|BStxIni]] and [[Programmer_Guide/Macro_Library/BXMLDoc\|BXMLDoc]].

	Note that <var>positionString</var> may not contain a simple integer since it would interfere with internal indexing. If a simple integer is specified as the position string, it will be replaced with a unique identifier. See also [[XXX\|IREF]] and the [[Programmer_Guide/Command_Reference/IREF\|<code>IREF</code> command]].		Note that <var>positionString</var> may not contain a simple integer since it would interfere with internal indexing. If a simple integer is specified as the position string, it will be replaced with a unique identifier.

			See also [[XXX\|IREF]] and the [[Programmer_Guide/Command_Reference/IREF\|<code>IREF</code> command]].

Christian at 16:36, 25 April 2014

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	Create a new position identifier for the selected element of the XML file <var>xmlfile</var>. If an asterisk is passed, or if <var>positionString</var> is empty, an identifier, unique to this xmlfile, is automatically generated.		Create a new position identifier for the selected element of the XML file <var>xmlfile</var>. If an asterisk is passed, or if <var>positionString</var> is empty, an identifier, unique to this xmlfile, is automatically generated.

	Such a position works as a pointer to an element of the XML file. It can be used with the command [[Programmer_Guide/Shell_Items/File/SET_FILE#~~XML_Element_Positions~~\|<code>SET <var>xmlfile</var> POSITION</code>]] as well as with many macro commands in the classes [[Programmer_Guide/Macro_Library/BDataSet\|BDataSet]], [[Programmer_Guide/Macro_Library/BSTXIni\|BStxIni]] and [[Programmer_Guide/Macro_Library/BXMLDoc\|BXMLDoc]].		Such a position works as a pointer to an element of the XML file. It can be used with the command [[Programmer_Guide/Shell_Items/File/SET_FILE#XML:_POSITION\|<code>SET <var>xmlfile</var> POSITION</code>]] as well as with many macro commands in the classes [[Programmer_Guide/Macro_Library/BDataSet\|BDataSet]], [[Programmer_Guide/Macro_Library/BSTXIni\|BStxIni]] and [[Programmer_Guide/Macro_Library/BXMLDoc\|BXMLDoc]].

	Note that <var>positionString</var> may not contain a simple integer since it would interfere with internal indexing. If a simple integer is specified as the position string, it will be replaced with a unique identifier. See also [[XXX\|IREF]] and the [[Programmer_Guide/Command_Reference/IREF\|<code>IREF</code> command]].		Note that <var>positionString</var> may not contain a simple integer since it would interfere with internal indexing. If a simple integer is specified as the position string, it will be replaced with a unique identifier. See also [[XXX\|IREF]] and the [[Programmer_Guide/Command_Reference/IREF\|<code>IREF</code> command]].

Christian at 16:36, 25 April 2014

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	Create a new position identifier for the selected element of the XML file <var>xmlfile</var>. If an asterisk is passed, or if <var>positionString</var> is empty, an identifier, unique to this xmlfile, is automatically generated.		Create a new position identifier for the selected element of the XML file <var>xmlfile</var>. If an asterisk is passed, or if <var>positionString</var> is empty, an identifier, unique to this xmlfile, is automatically generated.

	Such a position works as a pointer to an element of the XML file. It can be used with the command [[Programmer_Guide/Shell_Items/File/SET_FILE#XML_Element_Positions\|<code>SET <var>xmlfile</var> POSITION</code>]] as well as with many macro commands in the classes BDataSet, BStxIni and BXMLDoc.		Such a position works as a pointer to an element of the XML file. It can be used with the command [[Programmer_Guide/Shell_Items/File/SET_FILE#XML_Element_Positions\|<code>SET <var>xmlfile</var> POSITION</code>]] as well as with many macro commands in the classes [[Programmer_Guide/Macro_Library/BDataSet\|BDataSet]], [[Programmer_Guide/Macro_Library/BSTXIni\|BStxIni]] and [[Programmer_Guide/Macro_Library/BXMLDoc\|BXMLDoc]].

	Note that <var>positionString</var> may not contain a simple integer since it would interfere with internal indexing. If a simple integer is specified as the position string, it will be replaced with a unique identifier. See also [[XXX\|IREF]] and the [[Programmer_Guide/Command_Reference/IREF\|<code>IREF</code> command]].		Note that <var>positionString</var> may not contain a simple integer since it would interfere with internal indexing. If a simple integer is specified as the position string, it will be replaced with a unique identifier. See also [[XXX\|IREF]] and the [[Programmer_Guide/Command_Reference/IREF\|<code>IREF</code> command]].

Christian at 16:34, 25 April 2014

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	Create a new position identifier for the selected element of the XML file <var>xmlfile</var>. If an asterisk is passed, or if <var>positionString</var> is empty, an identifier, unique to this xmlfile, is automatically generated.		Create a new position identifier for the selected element of the XML file <var>xmlfile</var>. If an asterisk is passed, or if <var>positionString</var> is empty, an identifier, unique to this xmlfile, is automatically generated.

	Such a position works as a pointer to an element of the XML file. It can be used with the command <code>SET xmlfile POSITION</code> as well as with many macro commands in the classes BDataSet, BStxIni and BXMLDoc.		Such a position works as a pointer to an element of the XML file. It can be used with the command [[Programmer_Guide/Shell_Items/File/SET_FILE#XML_Element_Positions\|<code>SET <var>xmlfile</var> POSITION</code>]] as well as with many macro commands in the classes BDataSet, BStxIni and BXMLDoc.

	Note that <var>positionString</var> may not contain a simple integer since it would interfere with internal indexing. If a simple integer is specified as the position string, it will be replaced with a unique identifier. See also [[XXX\|IREF]] and the [[Programmer_Guide/Command_Reference/IREF\|<code>IREF</code> command]].		Note that <var>positionString</var> may not contain a simple integer since it would interfere with internal indexing. If a simple integer is specified as the position string, it will be replaced with a unique identifier. See also [[XXX\|IREF]] and the [[Programmer_Guide/Command_Reference/IREF\|<code>IREF</code> command]].

Christian at 16:32, 25 April 2014

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	Such a position works as a pointer to an element of the XML file. It can be used with the command <code>SET xmlfile POSITION</code> as well as with many macro commands in the classes BDataSet, BStxIni and BXMLDoc.		Such a position works as a pointer to an element of the XML file. It can be used with the command <code>SET xmlfile POSITION</code> as well as with many macro commands in the classes BDataSet, BStxIni and BXMLDoc.

	Note that <var>positionString</var> may not contain a simple integer since it would interfere with internal indexing. If a simple integer is specified as the position string, it will be replaced with a unique identifier. See also IREF.		Note that <var>positionString</var> may not contain a simple integer since it would interfere with internal indexing. If a simple integer is specified as the position string, it will be replaced with a unique identifier. See also [[XXX\|IREF]] and the [[Programmer_Guide/Command_Reference/IREF\|<code>IREF</code> command]].

Christian at 16:31, 25 April 2014

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	{{DISPLAYTITLE:{{SUBPAGENAME}}}}		{{DISPLAYTITLE:{{SUBPAGENAME}}}}
	<var>#posId</var> := POSITION <var>xmlfile</var> [*\|<var>positionString</var>]		<var>#posId</var> := POSITION <var>xmlfile</var> [* \| <var>positionString</var>]

	Create a new position identifier for the selected element of the XML file <var>xmlfile</var>. If an asterisk is passed, or if <var>positionString</var> is empty, an identifier, unique to this xmlfile, is automatically generated.		Create a new position identifier for the selected element of the XML file <var>xmlfile</var>. If an asterisk is passed, or if <var>positionString</var> is empty, an identifier, unique to this xmlfile, is automatically generated.

Christian at 16:31, 25 April 2014

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	==POSITION==		<var>#posId</var> := POSITION <var>xmlfile</var> [*\|<var>positionString</var>]

	~~<code>#posId := POSITION~~ <var>xmlfile</var> ~~[*\|~~<var>positionString</var>~~]</code>~~		Create a new position identifier for the selected element of the XML file <var>xmlfile</var>. If an asterisk is passed, or if <var>positionString</var> is empty, an identifier, unique to this xmlfile, is automatically generated.

	~~Create~~ a ~~new~~ position identifier for the xml file <var>xmlfile</var>'s selected element. If an asterisk is passed, or <var>positionString</var> is empty, an identifier, unique to this xmlfile, is automatically generated. The saved position is a "pointer" to ~~the~~ element of the XML file ~~and~~ can be used with the command <code>SET xmlfile POSITION</code> as well as many macro commands in the classes BDataSet, BStxIni and BXMLDoc.		Such a position works as a pointer to an element of the XML file. It can be used with the command <code>SET xmlfile POSITION</code> as well as with many macro commands in the classes BDataSet, BStxIni and BXMLDoc.

	Note that <var>positionString</var> may not contain a simple integer since it would interfere with internal indexing. If a simple integer is specified as the position string, it will be replaced with a unique identifier.See also IREF.		Note that <var>positionString</var> may not contain a simple integer since it would interfere with internal indexing. If a simple integer is specified as the position string, it will be replaced with a unique identifier. See also IREF.

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==POSITION==

<code>#posId := POSITION <var>xmlfile</var> [*|<var>positionString</var>]</code>

Create a new position identifier for the xml file <var>xmlfile</var>'s selected element. If an asterisk is passed, or <var>positionString</var> is empty, an identifier, unique to this xmlfile, is automatically generated. The saved position is a "pointer" to the element of the XML file and can be used with the command <code>SET xmlfile POSITION</code> as well as many macro commands in the classes BDataSet, BStxIni and BXMLDoc.

Note that <var>positionString</var> may not contain a simple integer since it would interfere with internal indexing. If a simple integer is specified as the position string, it will be replaced with a unique identifier.See also IREF.