Additional Properties for Standard and Integer Schemes
Additionally, when using either the simple alphabetic scheme or the standard integer scheme (or a combination of the two), you can specify the scheme to use at each level in the following set of properties:
wt.series.HarvardSeries.level.1
wt.series.HarvardSeries.level.2
wt.series.HarvardSeries.level.3
:
wt.series.HarvardSeries.level.<max level number>
Where <max level number> is the depth of the series specified in the wt.series.HarvardSeries.depth property.
The value you can use for each level is either of the following:
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Level Value
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Description
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wt.series.MulticharacterSeries
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Uses the standard alphabetic scheme to increment the version identifiers. For more information, see Standard Alphabetic Scheme.
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wt.series.IntegerSeries
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Uses the standard integer scheme to increment the version identifiers. For more information, see Standard Integer Scheme.
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For example, the following line is the default setting. It indicates that the first level uses a multicharacter series:
wt.series.HarvardSeries.level.1=wt.series.MulticharacterSeries
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If you do not specify a series for each level up to the number specified in the depth entry, the levels you have specified repeat.
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The file-based and state-based schemes do not use the level properties; all levels use the series as defined in the XML file that is loaded. See File-based Scheme.