- Google KML Reader/Writer
- Google KML Quick Facts
- Resource Traversal
- Reader Parameters
- Writer Parameters
- Feature Types
- Writer Pipelines
- Atom Metadata
- Style Management and Common Styles
- Document Element Omission
- Raw Text
- Update Mode
- Feature Representation
- KML Dataset Structure
- File Structure
- Identifying Elements
- Documents and Folders
- Tours
- Extended Data
- User Defined Schema
- Layers and Feature Type Fanout
- Feature Attributes
- Geometry
- 3D
- Fixed Schema
- Common Element Attributes
- Common Format Attributes
- NetworkLinkControl
- Document
- Folder
- Placemark
- ScreenOverlay
- GroundOverlay
- PhotoOverlay
- NetworkLink
- Style
- StyleMap
- Tour
- AnimatedUpdate
- FlyTo
- SoundCue
- TourControl
- Wait
Writer Notes
Creation of the <name> element
In most cases, the kml_name attribute is used to specify the name of the <Feature>. If the kml_name attribute is not present, the fme_text_string attribute, or the feature’s id will be used.
Creation of the <description> element
There are several writer operations that affect how the description field is constructed.
If the FME attribute kml_description_text is present, its value will be used for the description field. I.e. no further processing will take place.
If the FME attribute kml_description is present, its value will be inserted into the description field.
If the “ATTR_IN_DESCRIPTION” preference is enabled, a table of the features user-defined attributes will be added to the description field.
To add raw HTML to the description, use the kml_description_raw_text format attribute.
If the “HTML_DESCRIPTIONS” preference is enabled, the entire description field will be wrapped in a CDATA block that facilitates the inclusion of HTML in a XML document.