Customizing sBOM XML Files > <itemlist> Element > <item> Element
  
<item> Element
The <item> element defines one item in an Item List that is associated with a figure. It is a child of <itemlist>. An <itemlist> can contain one or more <item> elements.
An <item> element can contain one or more child <item> elements. When one item is nested inside another, the child item appears hierarchically indented with respect to its parent.
<item> Syntax
<item itemised="">
<itmlabel />
<itmtag />
<itmgroup />
<refitm />
<item itemised="" />
<item itemised="" />
...
<item itemised="" />
</item>
<item> Attributes
itemised
Boolean value; controls the numbering of the part.
true
(Default if omitted.) The callout ID (ITM number) is visible if it exists. A callout can be assigned to this item.
false
The callout ID (ITM number) is not visible. No callout can be assigned to this item.
<item> Child Elements
<itmlabel>
Specifies the callout ID (ITM number).
<itmtag>
Specifies the name (tag) of the item as it appears in the Creo Illustrate user interface Item List.
<itmgroup>
Specifies the number of items grouped, and what those items are.
<item>
An <item> element can contain one or more child <item> elements. Nested <item> elements represent the item hierarchy (or indentation) in an Item List.
<item> Example 1
This example shows an single item comprised of a group of six instances of a bolt, BOLT (3/8). All instances of the bolt have the same specified name, category, and <refitm> value, 789-3344. (See <refitm> Element.)
This item will appear on the Item List as ITM 2 and QTY = 6.
<item itemised="true">
<itmlabel>2</itmlabel>
<itmtag>BOLT (3/8) </itmtag>
<itmgroup qty="6">
<refitm name="PartNo" category=“custom” type="symbol"> 789-3344</refitm>
</itmgroup>
</item>
<item> Example 2
This example shows a hierarchical item; i.e., an item which includes another. Each item is as simple as all the others shown in Example 1, however, the child item is itemized (its itemised attribute is true because it is omitted). It also has a label (<itmlabel>) assigned.
<item>
<itmlabel>14</itmlabel>
<itmtag>Parent</itmtag>
<itmgroup qty="1">
<refitm name="PartNo" category=“custom” type="symbol">123-4567</refitm>
</itmgroup>

<!-- This is the child item of the parent item.
The child is itemized and has a label assigned -->
<item>
<itmlabel>14A</itmlabel>
<itmtag>Child</itmtag>
<itmgroup qty="1">
<refitm name="PartNo" category=“custom” type="symbol">89a-bcde</refitm>
</itmgroup>
</item>
</item>