Binary Container Format - Revision history

Hannu Niemisto at 09:45, 16 May 2012

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	format : String,		format : String,
	version : Integer,		version : Integer,
			metadata : Map(String, Variant),
	content : Variant		content : Variant
	}		}

Hannu Niemisto at 09:07, 16 May 2012

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	In addition to the actual content data that is stored as a Variant, a file contains a format name that tells how the data is used: for example "aprosModel", "aprosSymbol" and a version number. Applications use format name to decide if the file can be used for the operation the user has requested and version number to choose how to handle the data.		In addition to the actual content data that is stored as a Variant, a file contains a format name that tells how the data is used: for example "aprosModel", "aprosSymbol" and a version number. Applications use format name to decide if the file can be used for the operation the user has requested and version number to choose how to handle the data.

	Version number is increased by one every time the data type of the content or the semantics of the data (how it should be handled in the application) ~~are~~ changed.		Version number is increased by one every time the data type of the content or the semantics of the data (how it should be handled in the application) is changed.

Hannu Niemisto at 09:06, 16 May 2012

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	In addition to the actual content data that is stored as a Variant, a file contains a format name that tells how the data is used: for example "aprosModel", "aprosSymbol" and a version number. Applications use format name to decide if the file can be used for the operation the user is requested and version number to choose how to handle the data.		In addition to the actual content data that is stored as a Variant, a file contains a format name that tells how the data is used: for example "aprosModel", "aprosSymbol" and a version number. Applications use format name to decide if the file can be used for the operation the user has requested and version number to choose how to handle the data.

	Version number is increased by one every time the data type of the content or the semantics of the data (how it should be handled in the application) are changed.		Version number is increased by one every time the data type of the content or the semantics of the data (how it should be handled in the application) are changed.

Hannu Niemisto at 09:06, 16 May 2012

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	In addition to the actual content data that is stored as a Variant, a file contains a format name that tells how the data is used: for example "aprosModel", "aprosSymbol" and version number. Applications use format name to decide if the file can be used for the operation the user is requested and version number to choose how to handle the data.		In addition to the actual content data that is stored as a Variant, a file contains a format name that tells how the data is used: for example "aprosModel", "aprosSymbol" and a version number. Applications use format name to decide if the file can be used for the operation the user is requested and version number to choose how to handle the data.

	Version number is increased by one every time the data type of the content or the semantics of the data (how it should be handled in the application) are changed.		Version number is increased by one every time the data type of the content or the semantics of the data (how it should be handled in the application) are changed.

Hannu Niemisto at 09:06, 16 May 2012

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	In addition to actual content data that is stored as a Variant, it contains format name that tells how the data is used: for example "aprosModel", "aprosSymbol" and version number. Applications use format name to decide if the file can be used for the operation the user is requested and version number to choose how to handle the data.		In addition to the actual content data that is stored as a Variant, a file contains a format name that tells how the data is used: for example "aprosModel", "aprosSymbol" and version number. Applications use format name to decide if the file can be used for the operation the user is requested and version number to choose how to handle the data.

	Version number is increased by one every time the data type of the content or the semantics of the data (how it should be handled in the application) are changed.		Version number is increased by one every time the data type of the content or the semantics of the data (how it should be handled in the application) are changed.

Hannu Niemisto at 09:05, 16 May 2012

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	Simantics binary container format is a format for storing binary encoded data to filesystem.		Simantics binary container format is a format for storing binary encoded data to filesystem.
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	type DataContainer {		type DataContainer = {
	format : String,		format : String,
	version : Integer,		version : Integer,

Hannu Niemisto: Created page with "Simantics binary container format is a format for storing binary encoded data to filesystem.

 type DataContainer {     format : String,     version : Integer,     content : ..."

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Simantics binary container format is a format for storing binary encoded data to filesystem.
<pre>
type DataContainer {
format : String,
version : Integer,
content : Variant
}
</pre>

In addition to actual content data that is stored as a Variant, it contains format name that tells how the data is used: for example "aprosModel", "aprosSymbol" and version number. Applications use format name to decide if the file can be used for the operation the user is requested and version number to choose how to handle the data.

Version number is increased by one every time the data type of the content or the semantics of the data (how it should be handled in the application) are changed.