User Guide/Project/XML Structure: Difference between revisions

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The project file supports the following XML elements.

The root element of a project file is always an STXDataSet element.

The metadata for a sound file is stored in an AFile element.

A list of segments from different sound files (available in this project file).

A sequence of signals which can be generated (sine, triangle, etc.) or sound file segments.

A link to any file on disk. This is useful for quick access to associated text or doc files.

A collection of any of the XML elements mentioned here. The Set is a way to keep things organized.

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-==DataSet elements==
+{{UG_Project}}
+==XML elements==
-The DataSet can store a number of different types of metadata. Each different type is stored in its own XML element. E.g. a sound file is stored in the XML tag <code>AFile</code>. You can see this XML tag in the Overview at the beginning of each element's entry. For a detailed description of the XML structure of a DataSet, please see the topic DataSet DOCTYPE in the Programmer Guide book General Descriptions.
+The project file supports the following XML elements.
+===STXDataSet===
+The root element of a project file is always an '''STXDataSet''' element.
+===AFile===
+The metadata for a sound file is stored in an '''AFile''' element.
+===ASegList===
+A list of segments from different sound files (available in this project file).
+===ASequence===
+A sequence of signals which can be generated (sine, triangle, etc.) or sound file segments.
+===Link===
+A link to any file on disk. This is useful for quick access to associated text or doc files.
+===Set===
+A collection of any of the XML elements mentioned here. The '''Set''' is a way to keep things organized.
+==Further Reading==
+For a detailed description of the XML structure of a project file, please see the topic [[Programmer_Guide/General_Descriptions/DOCTYPE|DOCTYPE]] in the [[Programmer Guide]].