XML Parser Reference 

All tag attributes can take a value or be a reference to a specific tag. The allowed syntaxes are:

• tag#id. The attribute value will be replaced by the tag whose ID is id (tags can be any allowed tag as marker, data, barChart...). See for example the provided template barCharts.xml in which there is the following line. The attribute value is replaced by the marker whose ID is labelSet1.

  <item key="label" value="marker#labelSet1" />

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• tag#id:integer1. The tag whose ID is id must be an array. The attribute value will be replaced by the item at the position given by integer1.
• tag#id:integer1-integer2. The tag whose ID is id must be an array. The attribute value will be replaced by the sub-array starting at integer1 and ending at integer2.
• for#id:value. The tag is replaced by the curent value of the attribute each in the <for> tag.
• for#id:key. The tag is replaced by the curent key of the attribute each in the <for> tag.
• tag#id:for#idFor:key. The tag whose ID is id must be an array. The attribute value will be replaced by the item at the position given by key of the current each attribute of the <for> tag whose ID is IdFor.

• tag#id:for#idFor:value. The tag whose ID is id must be an array. The attribute value will be replaced by the item at the position given by value of the current each attribute of the <for> tag whose ID is IdFor.

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  Examples of such syntaxes can be found in the file Resources/Private/ChartsExamples/BarChartAdvanced.xml which builds a flexible template able to display upto 9 data sets with 9 different colors in the same charts as explained in the tutorial section.