Later on, you can modify the handle's geometry without changing its color —
both remain attached to the same label.
-@image html ocaf_wp_image005.png "Figure 3. The data structure of the coffee machine"
-@image latex ocaf_wp_image005.png "Figure 3. The data structure of the coffee machine"
+@image html ocaf_wp_image007.png "Figure 3. The coffee machine"
+@image latex ocaf_wp_image007.png "Figure 3. The coffee machine"
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+@image html ocaf_wp_image005.png "Figure 4. The data structure of the coffee machine"
+@image latex ocaf_wp_image005.png "Figure 4. The data structure of the coffee machine"
The nesting of labels is key to OCAF. This allows a label to have its own structure
with its local addressing scheme which can be reused in a more complex structure.
which references the coffee pot of the first document
(the XLink contains the relative path of the coffee pot document and the entry of the coffee pot data [0:1] ).
-@image html ocaf_wp_image006.png "The coffee machine compound document"
-@image latex ocaf_wp_image006.png "The coffee machine compound document"
+@image html ocaf_wp_image006.png "Figure 5. The coffee machine compound document"
+@image latex ocaf_wp_image006.png "Figure 5. The coffee machine compound document"
In this context, the end-user of the coffee machine application can open the coffee pot document,
modify the geometry of, for example, the reservoir, and overwrite the document without worrying