IDs

Name	Examples	Use	Description	Technical description
Simple ID	name value_id13	Mostly as names of system elements and parameter names of properties and actions	A sequence of upper- and/or lower-case English letters, digits, and underscores _. The first character of the ID must be a letter	[a-zA-Z][a-zA-Z0-9_]*
Composite ID	System.name Sale.Document name	Access to system elements by name, allowing to specify a namespace	Two simple IDs separated by a dot, or one simple ID	id.id | id
Class ID	INTEGER System.Object Barcode	Specifying class	The ID of a custom class is specified by a composite ID, and the ID of a built-in class is specified by a special keyword	cid | INTEGER | LONG | ...
Static object ID	Direction.north System.FormResult.OK	Specifying a static object	ID of a user-defined class and name of a static object, separated by a dot	cid.id
Typed parameter	user User user INTEGER count	Specifying a property parameter (action)	Optional class ID specifying the parameter class and compulsory simple ID specifying the parameter name	classid id | id
Property (action) ID	userRole Security.userRole userRole[System.User] cross[Circle, Line] quantity[Document, ?, Store]	Specifying a property or action	A composite ID or a composite ID along with the signature of a property (action). The signature is specified by a list of property (action) parameter classes, separated by commas. Each class is described by a class ID or a question mark ?, if the parameter class is unknown or not important for the unambiguous specifying of the property (action)	cid | cid[classid1|'?', ..., classidN|'?']
Property or action ID on a form	Item.items.name(i) barcodeSku.amount(b) Consignment.dashboard.date	Designation of a property or action on a form	The name of the form, specified by a composite ID, and the name of a property (action) on the form, separated by a dot	cid.id | cid.id(id1,...,idN)
Object group (or an object) ID on a form	Item.form.object storeArticle.s	Specifying an object group Specifying an object on a form	The name of the form, specified by a composite ID, and the object group name (or object name), separated by a dot	cid.id