#GITBOOK EDITOR CONFIGURATION FILE DOWNLOAD#

The Attributes to Output setting gives the option of outputting all attributes, or only those that have a checkmark next to them, as above.

They can do this by visiting the custom transformer definition, viewing the output port object, and there choosing which attributes are to be output: The editor interface appears and use the keyboard direction key to move the cursor to the. The workspace author should clean up this output. save this command in the configuration file as follows. It has renamed ports and a specific output port to deal with bad features, but it is outputting more attributes than are useful: Here a custom transformer is calculating the average area of a number of polygon features. We should hide or remove any attributes that are part of a calculation, or any attributes that are otherwise generated inside the custom transformer but arenвЂ™t necessary to the output. Handling Outgoing AttributesД«esides incoming attributes, there is also the question of what attributes should emerge from the output of a custom transformer.Д«est Practice suggests that we shouldn't output more attributes than are expected by the user. Now PostalCode becomes available to the StringConcatenator and, additionally, made into a user parameter so that back on the main canvas the custom transformer can accept a different attribute selection should PostalCode not be available.

#GITBOOK EDITOR CONFIGURATION FILE DOWNLOAD#

They do so by inspecting the parameters for the Input port, where they are able to specify other incoming attributes to expose: First download a precompiled binary files: wget -O gitbook-linuењ†4.tar.gz Exctract content: tar xvzf gitbook-linuењ†4.tar.gz GitBook/ GitBook/GitBook GitBook/icon.png GitBook/install.sh GitBook/libffmpegsumo.so GitBook/nw.pak GitBook/start.sh. Therefore the author must expose that attribute. It was not being used when the custom transformer was created. The author wishes to concatenate AddressID and PostalCode.ДЄddressID is available in the custom transformer because it was being used when the custom transformer was created (and Handle With Published Parameters was set).

The compatibilityVersion setting at the top of the file specifies the SpecSync version that the configuration file was created for. Handling Incoming AttributesДЄttributes entering a custom transformer are handled using a setting inside the transformer definition.ДЄs an example, an author puts a StringConcatenator inside a newly created custom transformer. Visual Studio, Atom, Visual Studio Code) provide auto-completion and in-place documentation for SpecSync configuration files. There also needs to be a mechanism for handling future edits to a custom transformer (or where the custom transformer is simply created from scratch). The 'Handle with Published Parameters' setting handles attributes used in a custom transformer only when it is created. As we know, custom transformers can be edited after creation.

Gitbook editor configuration file