3.21 IntegerConstantArray

Topic Version	1	Published	11/11/2016	Topic Change History
For Standard	COM v2.1
Type:	Class		Stereotype:	«XSDcomplexType»

Represents an array of integer values where all values are identical. This an optimization for which an array of explicit integer values is not required.

Table 3.21-1 Attributes
Name	Type	Notes
Count	PositiveLong	Size of the array.
Value	long	Values inside all the elements of the array.

Table 3.21-2 Associations
Association	Notes
From: IntegerConstantArray. To: AbstractIntegerArray Generalization
From: IntegerLatticeArray.Offset 1..*To: IntegerConstantArray Association	An offset value indicates the integer difference between two consecutive integer values of the lattice integer values against one particular dimension. For example, in case of a 1D lattice, the offset value corresponds to the integer difference between the value at index 1 and the value at index 0. It also corresponds to the integer difference between the value at index2 and the value at index 1, etc. There is one offset value per dimension of the lattice integer values. The first offset value corresponds to the first dimension of the lattice integer value, the second offset value corresponds to the second dimension of the lattice integer value, etc. The offset count defines the count of integer difference between two consecutive integer values. It is n-1 where n is the number of values in the dimension of the integer lattice array.