Both of these will map to 'str', but provide downstream tooling with flags on how to render questions.
'l-str' (long string) will imply a larger entry box and encourage up to a "long paragraph" of text - useful for overview properties.
'cs-str' (comma separated string) will imply a 0.1 or 1.1 string that should contain a CSV (e.g. "NOx, NOy"). At some stage (but not now) these may be split into proper lists, e.g. by the comparator.
[x] The few occurences of 'str', '0.N' will be replaced with 'cs-str', '0.1'.
Both of these will map to
'str'
, but provide downstream tooling with flags on how to render questions.'l-str'
(long string) will imply a larger entry box and encourage up to a "long paragraph" of text - useful for overview properties.'cs-str'
(comma separated string) will imply a 0.1 or 1.1 string that should contain a CSV (e.g."NOx, NOy"
). At some stage (but not now) these may be split into proper lists, e.g. by the comparator.'str', '0.N'
will be replaced with'cs-str', '0.1'
.