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(Also .ggs files are used by GeoGebra Notes which may contain several slides (included as individual .ggb files))
 
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The GeoGebra XML format has two variants: one for [[Reference:File Format#.ggb - GeoGebra Worksheet|Geogebra Worksheet (.ggb)]] files and other for [[Reference:File Format#.ggt - GeoGebra Tool|GeoGebra Tool (.ggt)]]  files. These are defined by XML Schema
 
The GeoGebra XML format has two variants: one for [[Reference:File Format#.ggb - GeoGebra Worksheet|Geogebra Worksheet (.ggb)]] files and other for [[Reference:File Format#.ggt - GeoGebra Tool|GeoGebra Tool (.ggt)]]  files. These are defined by XML Schema
[http://geogebra.org/ggb.xsd http://geogebra.org/ggb.xsd] and [http://geogebra.org/ggt.xsd http://geogebra.org/ggt.xsd] respectively.  
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[http://geogebra.org/ggb.xsd http://geogebra.org/ggb.xsd] and [http://geogebra.org/ggt.xsd http://geogebra.org/ggt.xsd] respectively. Also .ggs files are used by GeoGebra Notes which may contain several slides (included as individual .ggb files)
  
 
Root elements in both geogebra.xml and geogebra_macro.xml are called geogebra and their only attribute is version. More details about XML tags used by both formats is contained in following three articles:
 
Root elements in both geogebra.xml and geogebra_macro.xml are called geogebra and their only attribute is version. More details about XML tags used by both formats is contained in following three articles:

Latest revision as of 12:56, 2 October 2020

The GeoGebra XML format has two variants: one for Geogebra Worksheet (.ggb) files and other for GeoGebra Tool (.ggt) files. These are defined by XML Schema http://geogebra.org/ggb.xsd and http://geogebra.org/ggt.xsd respectively. Also .ggs files are used by GeoGebra Notes which may contain several slides (included as individual .ggb files)

Root elements in both geogebra.xml and geogebra_macro.xml are called geogebra and their only attribute is version. More details about XML tags used by both formats is contained in following three articles:

This structure corresponds to the XSD files used for GeoGebra XML format definition. Listed articles are generated automatically, if you find mistake in them, describe it in article's talk.

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