The element "transformers"

The <transformers> element contains information on the transformations that shall be applied on the input model. There can be more than one transformation, and transformations are run on the input model or on the result of another transformation. This element is the top-level element under which are nested individual <Transformer> definitions. See here for a full discussion of all ShapeChange transformations and their specific configuration options.

Each transformation listed in the configuration can be switched off by setting the "mode" attribute to "disabled". The default value is "enabled".

Note	The model to be processed by a target is identified using the "input" XML attribute. Model validation as a pre-check can be performed using the validators identified in XML attribute "validators". Further information is provided here.

A sample <transformers> section of a configuration file can look like the following:


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  <transformers>
    <Transformer
        class="de.interactive_instruments.ShapeChange.Transformation.Identity.IdentityTransform"
        mode="enabled" id="identity">            
    </Transformer>
    <Transformer
       class="de.interactive_instruments.ShapeChange.Transformation.Profiling.Profiler"
        mode="enabled" id="A" input="identity">
        <parameters>
            <ProcessParameter name="profiles" value="A"/>
            <ProcessParameter name="constraintHandling" value="remove"/>
        </parameters>
    </Transformer>
    <Transformer
       class="de.interactive_instruments.ShapeChange.Transformation.Profiling.Profiler"
        mode="enabled" id="B" input="identity">
        <parameters>
            <ProcessParameter name="profiles" value="B"/>
            <ProcessParameter name="constraintHandling" value="remove"/>
        </parameters>
    </Transformer>
</transformers>