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doubleVectorBaseType Complex Type

Vector with semicolon separated values of type double

Namespace: Empty

Schema: Empty

Base Type
Content Type
ItemFacet ValueDescription
Restriction string
      Facet Pattern((\s+)?[-+]?(\d+)?(\.)?(\d+)?(([eE][-+]?)?\d+)?(\s+)?|(\s+)?(NaN)(\s+)?)(;(((\s+)?[-+]?(\d+)?(\.)?(\d+)?(([eE][-+]?)?\d+)?(\s+)?)|(\s+)?(NaN)(\s+)?))*
Usages
Attributes
NameTypeRequiredDescription
Attribute aSimple Type string

Parameter a of the uncertainty distribution function

Attribute bSimple Type string

Parameter b of the uncertainty distribution function

Attribute cSimple Type string

Parameter c of the uncertainty distribution function

Attribute deltaSimple Type string

Parameter delta of the uncertainty distribution function

Attribute externalDataDirectorySimple Type string

Directory of the external data file

Attribute externalDataNodePathSimple Type string

Path of the node inside the external data file

Attribute externalFileNameSimple Type string

Name of the external data file

Attribute mapTypeSimple Type string

Mapping type of the data, fixed to vector

Attribute muSimple Type string

Parameter mu of the uncertainty distribution function

Attribute uncertaintyFunctionNameSimple Type uncertaintyFunctionType

Name of the uncertainty distribution function

Attribute vSimple Type string

Parameter v of the uncertainty distribution function

Attribute wSimple Type string

Parameter w of the uncertainty distribution function

Remarks

Any entries of type double separated by semicolons are permitted, e.g.:

Example 1: valid double vector
<doubleVectorTest>123.456;+123.456;-1.234e56;-.45E-6;NaN</doubleVectorTest>
Example 2: valid double vector with only one entry
<doubleVectorTest>123.456</doubleVectorTest>
Example 3: invalid double vector due to comma separation
<doubleVectorTest>123.456,+1234.456</doubleVectorTest>
Example 4: invalid double vector due to string entry
<doubleVectorTest>123.456;mainWingUID</doubleVectorTest>
Example 5: invalid double vector due invalid double values
<doubleVectorTest>123.456;1234.4E 56;-1.234e5.6</doubleVectorTest>