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== Definition == | == Definition == | ||
| − | An '''XBRL Arc''' | + | An '''XBRL Arc''' relates [[XBRL Concept | concepts]] to each other by associating their [[XBRL Locator | locators]]. |
| − | Arcs also associate concepts with resources by connecting the concept locators to the resources themselves. Arcs are also used to connect fact locators to footnote resources in | + | Arcs also associate concepts with resources by connecting the concept locators to the resources themselves. Arcs are also used to connect fact locators to footnote resources in [[XBRL Footnote]] extended links. |
Arcs have a set of attributes that document the nature of the relationships expressed in extended links. Importantly all arcs have an [[XBRL Arcrole | @xlink:arcrole]] attribute that determines the semantics of the relationship they describe. | Arcs have a set of attributes that document the nature of the relationships expressed in extended links. Importantly all arcs have an [[XBRL Arcrole | @xlink:arcrole]] attribute that determines the semantics of the relationship they describe. | ||
== See Also == | == See Also == | ||
| − | * An xlink arc is | + | * An xlink arc is analogous to an Object Relation in an OWL ontology. |
[[Category:XBRL Glossary]] | [[Category:XBRL Glossary]] | ||
Latest revision as of 13:34, 28 April 2023
Definition
An XBRL Arc relates concepts to each other by associating their locators.
Arcs also associate concepts with resources by connecting the concept locators to the resources themselves. Arcs are also used to connect fact locators to footnote resources in XBRL Footnote extended links.
Arcs have a set of attributes that document the nature of the relationships expressed in extended links. Importantly all arcs have an @xlink:arcrole attribute that determines the semantics of the relationship they describe.
See Also
- An xlink arc is analogous to an Object Relation in an OWL ontology.
