Mapping matching behavior
- Last UpdatedSep 04, 2024
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The mappings are tested against each node of the graphic contexts sequentially. Therefore, the order of mappings can influence the result because the search stops when the first rule matches.
Guidelines
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Both name and type must match to assign a mapping to a node.
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The name matching is applied to the node name field. The type is applied to the nodeType parameter.
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The matching string can contain more than one clause.
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Separate clauses with commas (,).
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The clauses are processed sequentially. The match is complete if at least one clause matches successfully.
Types of clauses
There are these types of clauses.
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Type |
Example |
Description |
|---|---|---|
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default |
0800 |
Matches if the node parameter contains the string clause. |
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equals ($) |
$1800-RF002 |
The field node matches if equals the clause content ($ excluded) |
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exclusion (!) |
!PV |
If the field node contains the string clause the match fails and the next clauses are not processed. This means that the exclusions MUST be put as first clauses. |