Latency Max in Model UI Fragment Properties@0.0.4
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FragmentProperty: Latency MaxStatus: EXPERIMENTAL
Documentation
Denotes the maximum delay that is required on the uplink to provide the necessary quality of information to the user. A bad latency value may cause improper information to be displayed to the user.
Typed Element: → 'TimeType'
Instanciatable Types 2
Name: → 'TimeType' Status: EXPERIMENTAL
Base Type: STRUCTURED
Abstract: No
Cardinality: 0..1
From Model: Common Property Types
Documentation: his type constitutes a time interval, i.e. a relative time, expressed by a positive numeric value and a time unit. In order to express additive values like '1h 5min 7s' where each member adds to the resulting value each scaled by its unit, use the combined time type.
Structured Value Members:
Base Type: STRUCTURED
Abstract: No
Cardinality: 0..1
From Model: Common Property Types
Documentation: his type constitutes a time interval, i.e. a relative time, expressed by a positive numeric value and a time unit. In order to express additive values like '1h 5min 7s' where each member adds to the resulting value each scaled by its unit, use the combined time type.
- value : → 'PositiveNumericType' [0..1] The value of the time interval expression bound to positive numeric real values.
- unit : → 'StringType' [0..1] The unit of the time interval expression bound to string values. Currently, time unit values cannot be enforced resulting in this to be a semantic markup only.
Name: → 'CombinedTimeType' Status: EXPERIMENTAL
Base Type: STRUCTURED
Abstract: No
Cardinality: 0..∞
From Model: Common Property Types
Documentation: This type constitutes a time interval, i.e. a relative time, expressed by a list consisting of positive numeric value and a time unit respectively. An expression like '1h 5min 7s', thus, can be created using multiple additive time values each with a single pair of positive numeric value and time unit.
Structured Value Members:
Base Type: STRUCTURED
Abstract: No
Cardinality: 0..∞
From Model: Common Property Types
Documentation: This type constitutes a time interval, i.e. a relative time, expressed by a list consisting of positive numeric value and a time unit respectively. An expression like '1h 5min 7s', thus, can be created using multiple additive time values each with a single pair of positive numeric value and time unit.
- value : → 'PositiveNumericType' [0..1] The value of the time interval expression bound to positive numeric real values.
- unit : → 'StringType' [0..1] The unit of the time interval expression bound to string values. Currently, time unit values cannot be enforced resulting in this to be a semantic markup only.