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Version: 4.3.0 +

Applicable to: Futurama Editor/Futurama Website/Futurama Webservice/Futurama Export

 

Description

In the configuration of Futurama it is possible to set format settings. These settings are set in the format-section.

Configuration

Settings

Within the configuration element the next code has to be included:

<configSections>
	<sectionGroup name="futuramaSettings">
		<section name="format" type="ActuIT.Futurama.Config.FormatSection, ActuIT.Futurama.Engine,Version=1.0.0.0, Culture=neutral, PublicKeyToken=null"/>
	</sectionGroup>
</configSections>

Next to this code, also within the configuration element the next code has to be included:

<futuramaSettings>
	<format lowerCaseXmlBooleans="{true/false}" editorLanguage="{Editorculture}" culture="{Culture}"></format>
</futuramaSettings>

The futuramaSettings element is the general part for more configuration settings. Within this element the format element is set.

Explanation

Within the format element some attributes can be set. Below the possible values of these attributes.

culture

This is the language setting Futurama uses while converting numbers and data to text. Notes:

  • this attribute can be used in Editor mode, Website mode, Webservice mode and Server mode.
  • the default value is 'en-US'
  • this attribute is optional. If this attribute is not included the default value is used
  • the selected culture must be available within the .Net Framework where Futurama runs on
lowerCaseXmlBooleans

Indicates whether the first character from booleans in xml starts with a lowercase or with an uppercase. According to the official xml-standard it is with a lowercase while Microsoft uses an uppercase. Notes:

  • the default value is 'false'
  • this attribute is optional. If this attribute is not included the default value is used
editorLanguage

Indicates the language the Futurama Editor is using for the formulas in the formula library.

  • the default value is 'en-US'
  • this attribute is optional. If this attribute is not included the default value is used
  • the currently possible settings are 'nl-NL' and 'en-US'
  • this attribute is only relevant in Editor mode

External Links

- Microsoft: Culture-info abbrevations applied by Microsoft

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Updated: 2013-05-24