Structure Element

You create your own structure element by inheriting the StructureElement class with the generic argument describer.

The mapping of structure elements, such as tags and children, comes from the ElementContainer class based on the rules in the describer.

Constructor have to contain arguments IStructureElement, ElementContainer and TagList.

public class HIP : StructureElement<Describer.HP1>
{
    public HIP(IStructureElement parent, ElementContainer container, TagList eplan)
        : base(parent, ref container, eplan)
        {
            
        }

        [Tag] 
        public SimpleTag<Bool> VI1KKP01EBER { get; private set; }

        [Tag] 
        public SimpleTag<Bool> VI1KKP01DBER { get; private set; }

        [Tag] 
        public SimpleTag<Bool> VI1KKP01WBER { get; private set; }
    }
}

Numerable#

If describer is numerable, you must use a NumerableStructureElement and keep it in the NumerableStructureContainer.

The constructor must also include an IStructureElement ushort after the index argument.

public class Zone : NumerableStructureElement<Describer.Zone>
{
    public Zone(IStructureElement parent, ushort index, ElementContainer container, TagList eplan)
        : base(parent, index, container, eplan)
    {
    }

    #region Structure

    /..

    ../

    [Structure] 
    public NumerableStructureContainer<SafetyScanner> SafetyScanners { get; private set; }

    [Structure] 
    public HIP Hip { get; private set; }

    #endregion
}