SEPARATORS

Used in

Servers

Image Query Feature Extract

Parent elements

Syntax

<SEPARATORS	Attribute Description Table
cs="string" [white space (" ")] ts="string" [semicolon (";")] > No Child Elements </SEPARATORS >

Description

Identifies separators used between x,y coordinates and coordinate pairs and as separators for lists of strings.

Restrictions

Separators are limited to one UNICODE character in length.

Notes

SEPARATORS only needs to be included when overriding the defaults: a space for the coordinate separator (cs) and a semicolon for the tuple separator (ts).
Coordinate and tuple separators are used to separate x,y coordinates and coordinate pairs, respectively, in the COORDS element and with the coords attribute in POLYGON and LINE.
A coordinate separator is used with the coords attribute in NORTHARROW, POINT, SCALEBAR, and TEXT.
The tuple separator is used to separate lists of strings in EXACT.

Attribute Descriptions for SEPARATORS

Attribute	Usage
cs	Coordinate separator is used to separate an x-coordinate from a y-coordinate.
ts	Tuple separator is used to separate coordinate pairs and string lists.

Examples for SEPARATORS

Example 1: When in CONFIG.

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<ARCXML version="1.1">
  <CONFIG>
    <ENVIRONMENT>
      <LOCALE country="US" language="en" variant="" />
      <UIFONT color="0,0,0" name="Arial" size="12" style="regular" />
      <SEPARATORS cs="#" ts="*" />
    </ENVIRONMENT>
    <MAP>
      <PROPERTIES>
      <ENVELOPE minx="-141.003006" miny="41.913319" maxx="-52.620281" maxy="83.108322" name="Initial_Extent" />
      <MAPUNITS units="decimal_degrees" />
      <FILTERCOORDSYS id="4326" />
      <FEATURECOORDSYS id="4326"/>
      </PROPERTIES>
      <WORKSPACES>
      <SHAPEWORKSPACE name="shp_ws-16" directory="<path to CANADA ESRIDATA>" />
      </WORKSPACES>
      <LAYER type="featureclass" name="province" visible="true" id="0">
      <DATASET name="province" type="polygon" workspace="shp_ws-16" />
        <SPATIALQUERY>
          <SPATIALFILTER relation="area_intersection">
            <POLYGON>
              <RING>
                 <COORDS> -92#45*-92#55*-66#55*-54#63*-92#45 </COORDS>
              </RING>
           </POLYGON>
         </SPATIALFILTER>
       </SPATIALQUERY>
      <SIMPLERENDERER>
        <SIMPLEPOLYGONSYMBOL fillcolor="227,127,227" filltype="solid" />
      </SIMPLERENDERER>
      </LAYER>
      <LAYER type="acetate" name="Text" id="acetate">
        <OBJECT units="pixel">
          <TEXT coords="200#200" label="Text goes here">
            <TEXTMARKERSYMBOL fontstyle="bold" fontsize="18" font="Times New Roman" fontcolor="0,255,0" />
          </TEXT>
        </OBJECT>
      </LAYER>
      <LAYER type="acetate" name="Box" id="box">
        <OBJECT units="pixel">
          <LINE coords="10#10*400#10*400#80*10#80*10#10">
            <SIMPLELINESYMBOL color="0,0,0" />
          </LINE>
        </OBJECT>
      </LAYER>
    </MAP>
  </CONFIG>
</ARCXML>

Example 2: When in GET_IMAGE request.

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<ARCXML version="1.1">
  <REQUEST>
    <GET_IMAGE>
      <ENVIRONMENT>
        <SEPARATORS cs="*" ts="@" />
      </ENVIRONMENT>
      <PROPERTIES>
        <ENVELOPE minx="-148.0" miny="35.0" maxx="-46.0" maxy="90.0" />
        <IMAGESIZE width="800" height="600" />
      </PROPERTIES>
      <LAYER type="featureclass" name="new_CNTRY94" id="333">
        <DATASET fromlayer="1" />
        <SPATIALQUERY>
          <SPATIALFILTER relation="area_intersection">
            <POLYGON>
              <RING>
                 <COORDS> -70*45@-50*45@-52*80@-65*80@-70*45  </COORDS>
              </RING>
           </POLYGON>
         </SPATIALFILTER>
       </SPATIALQUERY>
       <SIMPLERENDERER>
         <SIMPLEPOLYGONSYMBOL filltype="solid" fillcolor="255,0,0" />
       </SIMPLERENDERER>
      </LAYER>
      <LAYER type="acetate" name="Text" id="444">
        <OBJECT units="pixel">
          <TEXT coords="10*40" label="Text goes here">
            <TEXTMARKERSYMBOL fontstyle="bold" fontsize="32" font="Arial" fontcolor="0,0,0" glowing="255,255,0" />
          </TEXT>
        </OBJECT>
      </LAYER>
      <LAYER type="acetate" name="Box" id="555">
        <OBJECT units="pixel">
           <LINE coords="10*40@400*40@400*130@10*130@10*40">
           <SIMPLELINESYMBOL color="0,255,0" width="3" />
           </LINE>
        </OBJECT>
      </LAYER>
    </GET_IMAGE>
  </REQUEST>
</ARCXML>

Example 3: When in GET_FEATURES request.

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8" ?>
<ARCXML version="1.1">
  <REQUEST>
    <GET_FEATURES featurelimit="25" beginrecord="0" outputmode="xml" geometry="false" envelope="true" compact="true">
      <ENVIRONMENT>
        <SEPARATORS cs=" " ts=";" />
      </ENVIRONMENT>
      <LAYER id="1" />
      <SPATIALQUERY subfields="NAME">
          <SPATIALFILTER relation="area_intersection">
            <POLYGON>
              <RING>
                 <COORDS> -92 5;-92 63;-54 63;-54 45;-92 5 </COORDS>
              </RING>
           </POLYGON>
         </SPATIALFILTER>
       </SPATIALQUERY>
    </GET_FEATURES>
  </REQUEST>
</ARCXML>

Example 4: When in a SERVICEINFO response.

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<ARCXML version="1.1">
  <RESPONSE>
    <SERVICEINFO>
      <ENVIRONMENT>
        <LOCALE language="en" country="US" />
        <UIFONT name="Arial" color="0,0,0" size="12" style="regular" />
        <SEPARATORS cs=" " ts=";"/>
        <CAPABILITIES forbidden="" disabledtypes=""/>
        <SCREEN dpi="96"/>
        <IMAGELIMIT pixelcount="1048576" />
      </ENVIRONMENT>
      <PROPERTIES>
        <FEATURECOORDSYS id="4326"/>
        <FILTERCOORDSYS id="4326"/>
        <ENVELOPE minx="-180" miny="-90" maxx="180" maxy="90" name="Initial_Extent" />
        <MAPUNITS units="decimal_degrees" />
      </PROPERTIES>
      <LAYERINFO type="featureclass" visible="true" name="Cities" id="0">
        <FCLASS type="point">
          <ENVELOPE minx="-165.270004272461" miny="-53.1500015258789" maxx="177.130187988281" maxy="78.1999969482422" />
        </FCLASS>
      </LAYERINFO>
    </SERVICEINFO>
  </RESPONSE>
</ARCXML>