How to Extend docPointer ReadMe XML data

How to: Extend docPointer ReadMe XML data

This tutorial demonstrates how to extend docPointer ReadMe XML data
By default custom XML is enabled.

Only "Enable Custom XML" is really needed. We can also generate GUIDs for objects, links and lines.
When "Enable Custom XML" in checked. Property window has a new tab.

Write custom XML which is validated at the same time.
Custom XML is saved inside *.b4u ReadMe-file. GUIDs are generated if "Generate GUIDs" is also checked.

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-16"?>
<MapPage xmlns="http://www.docpointer.com/XMLSchema/MapPage20.xsd">
  <General>
    <Version>2.0</Version>
    <Description>Page Description</Description>
    <GUID>{0292EDC2-4570-4143-A833-7F78C14131C0}</GUID>
  </General>
  <Link>
    <ID>6</ID>
    <X>143</X>
    <Y>192</Y>
    <Width>128</Width>
    <Height>57</Height>
    <Address>http://www.docpointer.com/</Address>
    <Text>www.docpointer.com</Text>
    <Custom>
        <mydata>Hello World</mydata>
    </Custom>
  </Link>
  <Object>
    <ID>10</ID>
    <Type>0</Type>
    <X>70</X>
    <Y>314</Y>
    <Width>140</Width>
    <Height>42</Height>
    <Text>docPointer Web Site</Text>
    <BorderWidth>2</BorderWidth>
    <ObjBorderColor R="230" G="230" B="0" />
    <ObjBackColor R="255" G="255" B="0" />
    <ObjForeColor R="0" G="0" B="128" />
  </Object>
  <Line>
    <srcID>10</srcID>
    <dstID>6</dstID>
    <BorderWidth>2</BorderWidth>
    <BorderColor R="128" G="128" B="128" />
    <ArrowDst>1</ArrowDst>
  </Line>
</MapPage>