Strictly speaking, this is redundant, since you can get the information from the source_list file.
However, right now, the webap is reading the cutouts file and not the source_list file. I'd like to show the (x,y) in the webap. One option would be for the webap to start reading the source_list file as well. But, it would be much easier for the webap if that information were just sitting there in the cutouts file.
This could be added as (say) an attribute of the group that has the new, ref, and sub data inside it.
Strictly speaking, this is redundant, since you can get the information from the source_list file.
However, right now, the webap is reading the cutouts file and not the source_list file. I'd like to show the (x,y) in the webap. One option would be for the webap to start reading the source_list file as well. But, it would be much easier for the webap if that information were just sitting there in the cutouts file.
This could be added as (say) an attribute of the group that has the new, ref, and sub data inside it.