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Application module:
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ISO/TS 10303-1527:2018-11(E)
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In the following, "Application element" designates any entity data
type defined in Clause 4, any of its
explicit attributes and any subtype constraint.
"MIM element" designates any entity data type defined in
Clause 5.2 or imported with a USE FROM
statement, from another EXPRESS schema, any of its
attributes and any subtype constraint defined in Clause 5.2 or imported with a USE FROM
statement.
This clause contains the mapping specification that defines how each
application element of this part of ISO 10303 (see Clause 4) maps to one
or more MIM elements (see Clause 5.2).
The mapping for each application element is specified in a separate subclause below.
The mapping specification of an attribute of an ARM entity is a subclause of the clause that contains the mapping specification
of this entity.
Each mapping specification subclause contains up to five elements.
Title:
The clause title contains:
- the name of the considered ARM entity or subtype constraint, or
- the name of the considered ARM entity atribute when this attribute refers to a type that is not an entity data type or a SELECT
type that contains or may contain entity data types, or
- a composite expression, <attribute name> to <referred type>, when this attribute refers to a type that is not an entity data
type or a SELECT type that contains or may contain entity data types.
MIM element:
This section contains, depending on the considered application element:
- the name of one or more MIM entity data types;
- the name of a MIM entity attribute, presented with the syntax <entity name>.<attribute name>, when the considered ARM attribute
refers to a type that is not an entity data type or a SELECT type that contains or may contain entity data types;
- the term PATH, when the considered ARM entity attribute refers to an entity data type or to a SELECT type that contains or
may contain entity data types;
- the term IDENTICAL MAPPING, when both application objects
involved in an application assertion map to the same instance of a MIM entity data type;
- the term NO MAPPING EXTENSION PROVIDED, when the extension to an extensible SELECT TYPE has no impact;
- the syntax /SUPERTYPE(<supertype name>)/, when the considered ARM entity is mapped as its supertype;
- one or more constructs /SUBTYPE(<subtype name>)/, when the mapping of the considered ARM entity is the union of the mapping
of its subtypes.
When the mapping of an application element involves more than one MIM element, each of these MIM elements is
presented on a separate line in the mapping specification, enclosed between parentheses or brackets.
Source: This section contains:
- the ISO standard number and part number in which the
MIM element is defined, for those MIM elements that are defined in a common
resource document;
- the ISO standard number and
part number of this part of ISO 10303, for those MIM elements that are defined in the MIM schema of this part.
This section is omitted when the keywords PATH or IDENTICAL MAPPING or NO MAPPING EXTENSION PROVIDED are used in the MIM element
section.
Rules:
This section contains the name of one or more global rules that apply to the
population of the MIM entity data types listed in the MIM element section or
in the reference path. When no rule applies, this section is omitted.
A reference to a
global rule may be followed by a reference to the subclause in
which the rule is defined.
Constraint:
This section contains the name of one or more subtype constraints that apply to the
population of the MIM entity data types listed in the MIM element section or
in the reference path. When no subtype constraint applies, this section is omitted.
A reference to a subtype constraint may be followed by a reference to the subclause in
which the subtype constraint is defined.
Reference path: This section contains:
- the reference path to its supertypes in the common resources,
for each MIM element created within this part of ISO 10303;
-
the specification of the relationships between MIM elements, when the mapping of an application element requires to relate
instances of several
MIM entity data types. In such a case, each line in the reference path
documents the role of a MIM element relative to the referring MIM
element or to the next referred MIM element.
For the expression of reference paths and of the
constraints between MIM elements, the following notational conventions
apply:
| [] |
enclosed section constrains multiple MIM elements or
sections of the reference path are required to satisfy an
information requirement;
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| () |
enclosed section constrains multiple MIM elements or
sections of the reference path are identified as alternatives
within the mapping to satisfy an information requirement;
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| {} |
enclosed section constrains the reference path to satisfy
an information requirement;
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| <> |
enclosed section constrains at one or more required
reference path;
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| || |
enclosed section constrains the supertype entity; |
| -> |
the attribute, whose name precedes the -> symbol, references the entity or select type whose name follows the -> symbol;
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| <- |
the entity or select type, whose name precedes the <- symbol, is referenced by the entity attribute whose name follows the
<- symbol;
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| [i] |
the attribute, whose name precedes the [i] symbol, is an aggregate; any element of that aggregate is referred to;
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| [n] |
the attribute, whose name precedes the [n] symbol, is an ordered aggregate; member n of that aggregate is referred to;
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| => |
the entity, whose name precedes the => symbol, is a supertype of the entity whose name follows the => symbol;
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| <= |
the entity, whose name precedes the <= symbol, is a subtype of the entity whose name follows the <= symbol;
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| = |
the string, select, or enumeration type is constrained to a choice or value;
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| \ |
the reference path expression continues on the next line;
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| * |
one or more instances of the relationship entity data type may be assembled in a
relationship tree structure. The path between the relationship entity and the related entities, is enclosed with braces;
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| -- |
the text following is a comment or introduces a clause reference;
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| *> |
the select or enumeration type, whose name precedes the *> symbol, is
extended into the select or enumeration type whose name follows the *> symbol;
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| <* |
the select or enumeration type, whose name precedes the <* symbol, is an
extension of the select or enumeration type whose name follows the <* symbol;
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| !{} |
section enclosed by {} indicates a negative constraint placed on the mapping.
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The definition and use of mapping templates is not supported in the
present version of the application modules. However, use of predefined
templates /SUBTYPE/ and /SUPERTYPE/ is supported.
| MIM element: |
abs_function |
| Source: |
ISO 13584-20 |
| Reference path: |
abs_function <= unary_function_call |
| MIM element: |
acos_function |
| Source: |
ISO 13584-20 |
| Reference path: |
acos_function <= unary_function_call |
| MIM element: |
asin_function |
| Source: |
ISO 13584-20 |
| Reference path: |
asin_function <= unary_function_call |
| MIM element: |
atan_function |
| Source: |
ISO 13584-20 |
| Reference path: |
atan_function <= binary_function_call |
| MIM element: |
Binary_function_call |
| Source: |
ISO 13584-20 |
| Reference path: |
binary_function_call <= binary_numeric_expression |
| MIM element: |
cos_function |
| Source: |
ISO 13584-20 |
| Reference path: |
cos_function <= unary_function_call |
| MIM element: |
exp_function |
| Source: |
ISO 13584-20 |
| Reference path: |
exp_function <= unary_function_call |
| MIM element: |
integer_defined_function |
| Source: |
ISO 13584-20 |
| Reference path: |
integer_defined_function <= numeric_defined_function |
| MIM element: |
log10_function |
| Source: |
ISO 13584-20 |
| Reference path: |
log10_function <= unary_function_call |
| MIM element: |
log2_function |
| Source: |
ISO 13584-20 |
| Reference path: |
log2_function <= unary_function_call |
| MIM element: |
log_function |
| Source: |
ISO 13584-20 |
| Reference path: |
log_function <= unary_function_call |
| MIM element: |
maximum_function |
| Source: |
ISO 13584-20 |
| Reference path: |
maximum_function <= multiple_arity_function_call |
| MIM element: |
minimum_function |
| Source: |
ISO 13584-20 |
| Reference path: |
minimum_function <= multiple_arity_function_call |
| MIM element: |
minus_function |
| Source: |
ISO 13584-20 |
| Reference path: |
minus_function <= unary_function_call |
| MIM element: |
numeric_defined_function |
| Source: |
ISO 13584-20 |
| Reference path: |
numeric_defined_function <=
[numeric_expression]
[defined_function]
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| MIM element: |
real_defined_function |
| Source: |
ISO 13584-20 |
| Reference path: |
real_defined_function <= numeric_defined_function |
| MIM element: |
sin_function |
| Source: |
ISO 13584-20 |
| Reference path: |
sin_function <= unary_function_call |
| MIM element: |
square_root_function |
| Source: |
ISO 13584-20 |
| Reference path: |
square_root_function <= unary_function_call |
| MIM element: |
tan_function |
| Source: |
ISO 13584-20 |
| Reference path: |
tan_function <= unary_function_call |
| MIM element: |
unary_function_call |
| Source: |
ISO 13584-20 |
| Reference path: |
unary_function_call <= unary_numeric_expression
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