FlexDoc/XML - XSDDoc - Parameter Tree
About XSDDoc parameters
«Details | Component | Simple Content Detail» parameter group
Parameter | Name / Type / Description |
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Simple Content Detail |
doc.comp.simpleContent : boolean
Specify whether to generate the details of the simple content defined by (or associated with) this component.
Under the term "simple content", we mean any data that comply with one of the
XSD basic datatypes (e.g. Applies To:
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doc.comp.simpleContent.restrictions : boolean
Specify whether to show all actual facets that restrict a possible value allowed for this simple content. The list of actual facets is produced as follows. First, the initial facets are collected by all types starting from the lowest one (which is either this component itself, when it is a type, or the type directly assigned to this component, when it is an element or attribute) throughout the chain of all its ancestor types (both global and anonymous) until the top ancestor passed or a derivation by list or union reached. Further, the produced sequence of facets is filtered so as the facets collected earliest (that is defined in lower descendant types) remain and those overridden by them are removed. In particular:
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doc.comp.simpleContent.restrictions.desc : boolean
Specify whether to include the facet descriptions. Related Template: |
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doc.comp.simpleContent.default : boolean
Specify whether to show the default value assigned to the given simple content.
This applies to global element and global attribute components.
The default value is specified using In the case of local elements, this item may be not applicable. When an element is declared locally in several places, its default value may be different at each location, therefore, it is senseless to display here just one of those values. Applies To:
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doc.comp.simpleContent.fixed : boolean
Specify whether to show the fixed value assigned to the given simple content.
This applies to global element and global attribute components.
The default value is specified using In the case of local elements, this item may be not applicable. When an element is declared locally in several places, its fixed value may be different at each location, therefore, it is senseless to display here just one of those values. Applies To:
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