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The "alias" attribute refers to an element defined elsewhere in this XMl document. Alias references are in a path-style syntax, either as a relative or absolute path. Absolute paths start with a slash, like <foo alias="/params/bar/baz"/>. Use the colon to move through the document tree, similar to file system paths like <foo alias="../../bar/baz"/>.
The "alias" attribute refers to an element defined elsewhere in this XMl document. Alias references are in a path-style syntax, either as a relative or absolute path. Absolute paths start with a slash, like <foo alias="/params/bar/baz"/>. Use the colon to move through the document tree, similar to file system paths like <foo alias="../../bar/baz"/>.


There is no restriction regarding the top level nodes under the PropertyList root node. Nodes, that create instances of filters and controllers are
Any top-level element can appear in an autopilot XML file, but only the following elements will be recognised and used:
* <pid-controller>
* <pid-controller>
* <pi-simple-controller>
* <pi-simple-controller>
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