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-====== ​2.2.3 DEFINE OBJECT Command ​====== +====== ​5.3 Objects ​====== 
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 ===== Purpose ===== ===== Purpose =====
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 ===== Syntax ===== ===== Syntax =====
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 ==== Where ==== ==== Where ====
   * **ObjectName** The ObjectName can be qualified with a namespace by using periods (i.e., '​.'​) within the name. Eachlanespaces and the ObjectName are limited to 30 characters in length.<​code>​   * **ObjectName** The ObjectName can be qualified with a namespace by using periods (i.e., '​.'​) within the name. Eachlanespaces and the ObjectName are limited to 30 characters in length.<​code>​
-      ::= textual name associated with the Object. </​code>​+      ​ObjectName ​::= textual name associated with the Object. </​code>​
  
   * **AttributeName** The AttributeName can not be associated with a namespace and is limited to 30 characters in length. <​code>​   * **AttributeName** The AttributeName can not be associated with a namespace and is limited to 30 characters in length. <​code>​
-      ::= textual name associated with the Attribute. </​code>​+      ​AttributeName ​::= textual name associated with the Attribute. </​code>​
  
   * **DataType** The Data Type can be on of the <​PrimitiveTypes>​ or a Type created within the DIDO. <​code>​   * **DataType** The Data Type can be on of the <​PrimitiveTypes>​ or a Type created within the DIDO. <​code>​
-      ::= textual name of the Data Type associated with the attribute. </​code>​+      ​DataType ​::= textual name of the Data Type associated with the attribute. </​code>​
  
   * **InitialValue (Optional)** The initial values are those required by the specific Data Type. For example, the GeoPosition requires three parameters (Lat, Long and Elevation). When multiple values are required, th values need to be surrounded by parenthesis.<​code>​   * **InitialValue (Optional)** The initial values are those required by the specific Data Type. For example, the GeoPosition requires three parameters (Lat, Long and Elevation). When multiple values are required, th values need to be surrounded by parenthesis.<​code>​
-      ::= An expression that is used to initialize the attribute value.</​code>​+      ​InitialValue ​::= An expression that is used to initialize the attribute value.</​code>​
  
 === Examples === === Examples ===
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