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+<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8" ?>
+<!--
+This is a general research proposal template. A research is the theoretical
+requirement to gain a specific technology or to be able to construct special
+buildings, ships et cetera. A research may not be gainable but conductable e.g.
+in a research lab.
+
+@author		Roland Haeder <webmaster@ship-simu.org>
+@version	0.0.0
+@copyright	Copyright (c) 2007, 2008 Roland Haeder, 2009 Ship-Simu Developer Team
+@license	GNU GPL 3.0 or any newer version
+@link		http://www.ship-simu.org
+
+This program is free software: you can redistribute it and/or modify
+it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by
+the Free Software Foundation, either version 3 of the License, or
+(at your option) any later version.
+
+This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful,
+but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of
+MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE.  See the
+GNU General Public License for more details.
+
+You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License
+along with this program. If not, see <http://www.gnu.org/licenses/>
+//-->
+<research-proposal>
+	<!-- General data of this research like id, summar or description. //-->
+	<research-data>
+		<id>{?id?}</id>
+		<name>{?name?}</name>
+		<type>{?type?}</type>
+		<max-level>{?max_level?}</max-level>
+		<!-- All researches end up with results which can be improvements to
+		     to existing technology or how research is conducted. Some research
+		     may have multiple results and they all might not be good. //-->
+		<research-result-list>
+			<!-- A single research result. //-->
+			<research-result>
+				<!-- A list of modified technology when this research is completed. //-->
+				<modify-technology-list>
+					<!-- A single technology modification. //-->
+					<modify-technology id="{?modify_technology_id?}" amount="{?modify_technology_amount?}" />
+				</modify-technology-list>
+			</research-result>
+		</research-result-list>
+		<!-- A summary for this research proposal. //-->
+		<research-summary>
+			<![CDATA[{?summary?}]]>
+		</research-summary>
+		<!-- A full description for this research proposal. //-->
+		<research-description>
+			<![CDATA[{?description?}]]>
+		</research-description>
+	</research-data>
+	<!-- This is somewhat a "research history". //-->
+	<research-level-list>
+		<!-- A research level X has its own summary and a full description.
+		     It also can have dependencies which makes it possible to add different
+		     dependencies for higher research levels. //-->
+		<research-level>
+			<level>{?level?}</level>
+			<!-- When the research of this level has been started ... //-->
+			<research-started timestamp="{?started?}" />
+			<!-- ... and when it has ended so when the research results are
+			     available. //-->
+			<research-finished timestamp="{?finished?}" />
+			<!-- A summary for this research level. //-->
+			<level-summary>
+				<![CDATA[{?level_summary?}]]>
+			</level-summary>
+			<!-- A full description for this research level. //-->
+			<level-description>
+				<![CDATA[{?level_description?}]]>
+			</level-description>
+			<!-- A research level may depend on none, some or all of these
+			     'dependency types'. We are doing this this way to keep this XML
+			     simple but still flexible enougth to fit all proposal needs. //-->
+			<level-dependencies>
+				<level-technology-dependency-list>
+					<level-technology-dependency>
+						<id>{?level_technology_id?}</id>
+						<name>{?level_technology_name?}</name>
+						<level>{?level_technology_level?}</level>
+					</level-technology-dependency>
+				</level-technology-dependency-list>
+				<level-research-dependency-list>
+					<level-research-dependency>
+						<id>{?level_research_id?}</id>
+						<name>{?level_research_name?}</name>
+						<level>{?level_research_level?}</level>
+					</level-research-dependency>
+				</level-research-dependency-list>
+				<level-building-dependency-list>
+					<level-buildimng-dependency>
+						<id>{?level_building_id?}</id>
+						<name>{?level_building_name?}</name>
+						<level>{?level_building_level?}</level>
+					</level-building-dependency>
+				</level-building-dependency-list>
+			</level-dependencies>
+		</research-level>
+	</research-level-list>
+	<dependencies>
+		<technology-dependency-list>
+			<technology-dependency>
+				<id>{?technology_id?}</id>
+				<name>{?technology_name?}</name>
+				<level>{?technology_level?}</level>
+			</technology-dependency>
+		</technology-dependency-list>
+		<research-dependency-list>
+			<research-dependency>
+				<id>{?research_id?}</id>
+				<name>{?research_name?}</name>
+				<level>{?research_level?}</level>
+			</research-dependency>
+		</research-dependency-list>
+		<building-dependency-list>
+			<building-dependency>
+				<id>{?building_id?}</id>
+				<name>{?building_name?}</name>
+				<level>{?building_level?}</level>
+			</building-dependency>
+		</building-dependency-list>
+	</dependencies>
+</research-proposal>