<cxnLst> (Connection List)

This element defines a group of connections. There can be a connection list defined for any data model which holds all of the connections between points defined in the diagram.

example:
<cxnLst>
	<cxn modelId="7" srcId="0" destId="1" srcOrd="0" destOrd="0"/>
	<cxn modelId="8" srcId="0" destId="2" srcOrd="1" destOrd="0"/>
	<cxn modelId="9" srcId="0" destId="3" srcOrd="2" destOrd="0"/>
	<cxn modelId="10" srcId="0" destId="4" srcOrd="3" destOrd="0"/>
	<cxn modelId="11" srcId="0" destId="5" srcOrd="4" destOrd="0"/>
	<cxn modelId="12" srcId="0" destId="6" srcOrd="5" destOrd="0"/>
</cxnLst>

In this example we see 6 <cxn> elements (§5.9.3.2) defined within a <cxnLst> element. In this example, a relationship is being defined between point 0 and every other point in the diagram. ]

Parent Elements

<dataModel>5.9.2.10)

Child Elements

Subclause

<cxn> (Connection)

§5.9.3.2

The following XML Schema fragment defines the contents of this element:

<complexType name="CT_CxnList">
	<sequence>
	<element name="cxn" type="CT_Cxn" minOccurs="0" maxOccurs="unbounded"/>
	</sequence>
</complexType>