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Introduce matching rule 'none' #1976

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Introduce matching rule 'none'
snps-ribbe Sep 12, 2024
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Update 2_4_common_schema.adoc
chrbertsch Sep 12, 2024
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Expand Up @@ -1892,7 +1892,7 @@ The terminal name must be unique on each level.

[[matchingRule,`matchingRule`]]
The normalized string attribute `matchingRule` describes the rules for variable matching in a connection of terminals.
As detailed in <<table-predefined-matching-rules>>, there are three predefined matching rules: `plug`, `bus`, and `sequence`.
As detailed in <<table-predefined-matching-rules>>, there are four predefined matching rules: `plug`, `bus`, `sequence`, and `none`.
Other standards may define new matching rules.
In order to avoid ambiguities and conflicts, rule names must follow the reverse domain notation of a domain that is controlled by the entity defining the semantics and content of the additional entries.
The rule names beginning with `org.modelica` and `org.fmi-standard` are explicitly reserved for use by layered standards defined by Modelica Association or its own projects (<<MAP,MAPs>>).
Expand All @@ -1919,6 +1919,11 @@ An importer may connect terminals if some or no terminal member variables are pr
|Matching of the variables is based on the order of the terminal member variables.
An importer should connect terminals only if the number of member variables matches.

[[none,`none`]]
|`none`
|Matching of the variables is not intended by the creator of the FMU.
An importer may connect terminals based on the user's additional input.

|====

[[terminalKind,`terminalKind`]]
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