General types used across many JMRI XML Schema. Leading-capital-letter names are Complex types for e.g. elements, leading-lowercase are simple types for e.g. attributes and simple elements Specify the natural language for an element. This is a global attribute, schema-valid in any JMRI element, but may not be processed in all of them. For more information on use, see the W3C I8N page. Deprecated 2.9.6 in favor of separate element Deprecated 2.9.6 in favor of separate element General definition of "systemName" attribute type. Centralized so we can later enforce naming, linking, etc. General definition of "userName" attribute type. Centralized so we can later enforce naming, linking, etc. Zero length content not allowed, see also nullUserNameType General definition of "userName" attribute type that can contain zero-length content. Centralized so we can later enforce naming, linking, etc. General definition of a name, either a system or user name (non-null). Centralized so we can later enforce naming, linking, etc. Provide possible states of turnouts for e.g. attributes Provide possible types of scrolling for a window Provide possible colors for screen use, not for signals. See jmri.jmrit.display.layoutEditor.LayoutBlock.colorText (until refactored?). Code indicates leading capital letters, but files are available with all-lower case. Valid Java class name format Only valid class names for ConfigureXml access General definition of string that's either "yes" or "no". General definition of string that's either "yes", "no" or "default". General definition of string that's either "true" or "false". General definition of string that's a valid signal color General definition of "comment" element found in many others. This a comment that's loaded to and from the program, not documentation of the instance file.