In addition to the generic FME feature attributes that FME Workbench adds to all features (see About Feature Attributes), this format adds the format-specific attributes described in this topic.
All ZGF features contain the zgf_type attribute. The value for this attribute is set identically to the value of the feature’s feature type.
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zgf_type |
Specifies what type of data the feature represents. Range: zgf_polyline | zgf_marker | zgf_text | zgf_clipwindow | zgf_polygon | zgf_applicationdata Default: No default |
Furthermore, all ZGF features contain the following attributes, which are obtained from the MGU containing the feature:
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zgf_mgu_name |
The name of the MGU containing the feature. Range: Maximum of 76 characters Default: Blank |
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zgf_mgu_type |
The type of picture contained by the MGU. Range: Maximum of 4 characters Default: Blank |
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zgf_mgu_status |
An integer denoting the status of the MGU. A non-zero value may indicate that the MGU should not be visible. Range: 32-bit integer Default: No default. |
ZGF features also receive some attributes from the LGB containing the feature, as follows:
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zgf_lgb_type |
An integer code describing what is contained by the LGB, such as the map border, a title block, a contour, a posted well, etc. Range: 32-bit integer Default: No default |
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zgf_lgb_ignore |
An integer indicating whether the LGB should be ignored. Range: < 0 - ignore the LGB >= 0 - do not ignore the LGB Default: No default |