Const

syntax

const(value, domain unit)
const(value, domain unit, values unit)

definition

const(value, domain unit) or const(value, domain unit, values unit) results in an attribute with the first argument value as constant value for each entry of the domain-unit second argument.

The values unit can be configured with the value argument or explicitly as third argument).

description

const(0 , domain) is synonym for const(0,domain,unit32).
const(0f , domain) or const(float32(0),domain) is synonym for const(0,domain,float32).
const(3[m], domain) is synonym for const (3, domain, m).

applies to

literal value with Numeric, Point, uint2, uint4, bool or string value-type
unit domain unit with value type of group CanBedomain unit
unit values-unit with Numeric, Point, uint2, uint4, bool or string value type

conditions

The value type of argument value needs to match with the value type of the values unit argument.

example

attribute<uint8>  Uint8Att  (ADomain) := const(1b, ADomain);
attribute<string> StringAtt (ADomain) := const('const', ADomain, string);

Uint8Att	StringAtt
1	‘const’
1	‘const’
1	‘const’
1	‘const’
1	‘const’

ADomain, nr of rows = 5