Script collection

The ScriptCollection.xml specifies how to build map styles for the feature groups in the corresponding Feature grouping based on the resources available in the Symbols The xml is structured as a collection of multiple style sets describing how to visualize a map feature.

Example:

<set desc="Extraction Mine" geotype="area">
  <style name="Abandoned/not peatery" 
         group="Extraction Mine\Abandoned/not peatery">
    <areanamed name="AR_Black_Mine_Abandoned"/>
    <labelrule name="EXTRACTION_MINE"/>
  </style>
  <style name="Peatery" 
         group="Extraction Mine\Peatery">
    <areanamed name="AR_Black_Mine_PeatCuttings"/>
    <labelrule name="R000003"/>
  </style>
  <style name="Fully functional, or unknown/not peatery" 
         group="Extraction Mine\Fully functional, or unknown/not peatery">
    <areanamed name="AR_Black_Mine"/>
    <labelrule name="EXTRACTION_MINE"/>
  </style>
</set>

Collection

<collection> is the root node of the script-xml.

Child element	Description	Properties
set	Style set describing ways to visualize a map feature.	O R C A

Attribute	Description	Properties
name	Name of the collection.

Set

Child element	Description	Properties
style	Style block. Describes how to visualize a specific map feature.	O R C A

Attribute	Description	Properties
desc	Style set descriptive name.
geotype	Geotype. Valid values are area, point, line.	O

Style

Child element	Description	Properties
areanamed	Description of how to style a area feature.	O R A
pennamed	Description of how to style a line feature.	O R A
labelrule	Name of applicable labelrule.	O A

Attribute	Description	Properties
name	Name of style description block.
visible	True/false. If false, suppress feature from map.	O
group	Name of featuregroup. To style a sub featuregroup, concat groupnames with "\".
compositing	"copy" or "blend" (default). "blend" will blend features in the group with underlying features from the same layer and other layers, causing the underlying layers to still be displayed if current layer is transparent. "copy" will overwrite underlying layers in the same dataset, background layers will however still be displayed if current layer is transparent.	O

Areanamed

Attribute	Description	Properties
name	Name of area style description. Should point to area style definition found in corresponding symbols.xml.

Pennamed

Attribute	Description	Properties
name	Name of line style OR point style description. Should point to line/symbol style definition found in corresponding symbols.xml.

Example:

  <set desc="Navn" geotype="point">
    <style name="Stedsnavn" group="Navn\Stedsnavn">
A     <pennamed name="Black_0.5mmSquareFilled"/>
      <labelrule name="Stedsnavn" placements="TL" />
    </style>
  </set>
  <set desc="Hoyde" geotype="line">
    <style name="Hoydekurve" group="Hoyde\Hoydekurve">
B     <pennamed name="Hoydekurve" />
    </style>
  </set>

Where A points to a symbol definition and B points to a line definition.

Labelrule

Attribute	Description	Properties
name	Name of labelrule. Should point to labelrule definition found in corresponding symbols.xml.
priority	Priorty. Hints of the importance of this label. Higher number equals less important.	O
margin	Placement margin in pixels.	O
closestduplicate	Distance in pixels. Label will be suppressed if duplicate labels exists inside the range specified by closestduplicate.	O
placementalongline	True/false. If true, label will be placed along line if possible.	O
backgroundtag	Name of label background style. This is a fixed set of styles, contact Maria GDK support team for a list of available background style values.	O
placements	Valid placements for label. Values are TL (top left), TC (top center), TR (top right), CL (center left), CC (center center), CR (center right), BL (bottom left), BC (bottom center) and BR (bottom right). If not set, all placements are valid.	O

Example:

<labelrule name="OSM_Ref" 
           margin="0" 
           closestduplicate="90" 
           priority="10" 
           backgroundtag="majorroad"/>