doubleVectorBaseType

A vector holds several numbers in one element. What its entries stand for is stated in the documentation of the element.

• The entries are separated by semicolons. White space around an entry, including a line break, is allowed.

• Every entry is a number with an optional decimal point and an optional exponent, or NaN. An empty entry, e.g. between two semicolons or after a final semicolon, and an empty element are invalid.

• INF and -INF are invalid.

• A vector with one entry is written as that number.

The validation against the schema does not detect empty entries, so a tool that writes a vector makes sure that none occur. The placeholder <doubleVectorTest> in the examples stands for any element of this type.

<doubleVectorTest>123.456;+123.456;-1.234e56;-.45E-6;NaN</doubleVectorTest>

<doubleVectorTest>123.456</doubleVectorTest>

<doubleVectorTest>123.456,+1234.456</doubleVectorTest>

<doubleVectorTest>123.456;mainWingUID</doubleVectorTest>

<doubleVectorTest>123.456;1234.4E 56;-1.234e5.6</doubleVectorTest>

<doubleVectorTest>123.456;;-1.5</doubleVectorTest>