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trunk/src/org/openstreetmap/josm/data/imagery/LayerDetails.java
r13743 r13818 87 87 /** 88 88 * 89 * Citation from OGC WMS specification (WMS 1.3.0): 90 * >A number of elements have both a {@literal <Name>} and a {@literal <Title>}. The Name is a text string used for machine-to-machine91 * >communication while the Title is for the benefit of humans. For example, a dataset might have the descriptive Title92 * > “Maximum Atmospheric Temperature” and be requested using the abbreviated Name “ATMAX”.93 * 94 * And second citation: 95 * >If, and only if, a layer has a {@literal <Name>}, then it is a map layer that can be requested by using that Name in the96 * >LAYERS parameter of a GetMap request. A Layer that contains a {@literal <Name>} element is referred to as a “named97 * >layer” in this International Standard. If the layer has a Title but no Name, then that layer is only a category title for98 * > all the layers nested within.89 * Citation from OGC WMS specification (WMS 1.3.0):<p><i> 90 * A number of elements have both a {@literal <Name>} and a {@literal <Title>}. The Name is a text string used for machine-to-machine 91 * communication while the Title is for the benefit of humans. For example, a dataset might have the descriptive Title 92 * “Maximum Atmospheric Temperature” and be requested using the abbreviated Name “ATMAX”.</i></p> 93 * 94 * And second citation:<p><i> 95 * If, and only if, a layer has a {@literal <Name>}, then it is a map layer that can be requested by using that Name in the 96 * LAYERS parameter of a GetMap request. A Layer that contains a {@literal <Name>} element is referred to as a “named 97 * layer” in this International Standard. If the layer has a Title but no Name, then that layer is only a category title for 98 * all the layers nested within.</i></p> 99 99 * @return name of this layer 100 100 */
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