element RouteClass

diagram
namespace	http://taf-jsg.info/schemes
type	restriction of xs:string
properties	content  simple
used by	elements  PlannedTrainTechnicalData RollingStockDataset/DesignDataSet/LoadTable/RouteClassPayloads
facets	Kind  Value  Annotation minLength  1 maxLength  4 enumeration  A enumeration  B enumeration  C enumeration  D enumeration  E enumeration  F enumeration  G enumeration  C2 enumeration  C4 enumeration  CM2 enumeration  CM3 enumeration  CM4 enumeration  CM enumeration  CE enumeration  D2 enumeration  D4 enumeration  A2 enumeration  A4 enumeration  B1 enumeration  B2 enumeration  C3 enumeration  D3 enumeration  E4 enumeration  E5
annotation	documentation Indication of the route class (based on CEN EN 15528: line categories for managing the interface between load limits of vehicels on infrastructure). All the codes in this code list refer to CEN EN 15528: line categories for managing the interface between load limits of vehicles on infrastructure New codes added: C D E F G CM2 (M2 for those who accept 2 Alphanumeric) CM3 (M3 for those who accept 2 Alphanumeric) CM4 (M4 for those who accept 2 Alphanumeric) CM CE Note: some existing applications are not able to handle more than two characters for the value of this code. Therefore, the documentation of the codes should contain the hint given in the table above (e.g. “(M2 for those who accept 2 Alphanumeric)”)
source	<xs:element name="RouteClass">   <xs:annotation>     <xs:documentation>Indication of the route class (based on CEN EN 15528: line categories for managing the interface between load limits of vehicels on infrastructure). All the codes in this code list refer to CEN EN 15528: line categories for managing the interface between load limits of vehicles on infrastructure New codes added: C D E F G CM2 (M2 for those who accept 2 Alphanumeric) CM3 (M3 for those who accept 2 Alphanumeric) CM4 (M4 for those who accept 2 Alphanumeric) CM CE Note: some existing applications are not able to handle more than two characters for the value of this code. Therefore, the documentation of the codes should contain the hint given in the table above (e.g. “(M2 for those who accept 2 Alphanumeric)”) </xs:documentation>   </xs:annotation>   <xs:simpleType>     <xs:restriction base="xs:string">       <xs:minLength value="1"/>       <xs:maxLength value="4"/>       <xs:enumeration value="A"/>       <xs:enumeration value="B"/>       <xs:enumeration value="C"/>       <xs:enumeration value="D"/>       <xs:enumeration value="E"/>       <xs:enumeration value="F"/>       <xs:enumeration value="G"/>       <xs:enumeration value="C2"/>       <xs:enumeration value="C4"/>       <xs:enumeration value="CM2"/>       <xs:enumeration value="CM3"/>       <xs:enumeration value="CM4"/>       <xs:enumeration value="CM"/>       <xs:enumeration value="CE"/>       <xs:enumeration value="D2"/>       <xs:enumeration value="D4"/>       <xs:enumeration value="A2"/>       <xs:enumeration value="A4"/>       <xs:enumeration value="B1"/>       <xs:enumeration value="B2"/>       <xs:enumeration value="C3"/>       <xs:enumeration value="D3"/>       <xs:enumeration value="E4"/>       <xs:enumeration value="E5"/>     </xs:restriction>   </xs:simpleType> </xs:element>

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