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A Header represents the data stored in the header section of a STEP file:
description should be an informal description of the contents of the file.implementationLevel will typically be "2;1" indicating version 2 of
ISO 10303, conformance class 1 (which in turn means that the file has a
single data section and no anchor or reference sections, along with several
other restrictions). For other possible values, see section 8.2.2 of ISO
10303-21.fileName may be the file name of the actual file, or it may be an abstract
name for the contents of the file used when cross-referencing between files.timeStamp should be an
ISO 8601-formatted date and time.author should include the name and address of the person who created the
file.organization should be the organization that the author is associated
with.preprocessorVersion or originatingSystem should identify what CAD
program was used to generate the file. This does not seem to be used
terribly consistently!authorization should include the name and address of whoever authorized
sending the file.schemaIdentifiers identifies the EXPRESS schema used by entities in the
file. This will usually be a list containing a single string, which may be
either a simple string like "IFC2X3" or an 'object identifier' such as
"AUTOMOTIVE\_DESIGN { 1 0 10303 214 1 1 1 1 }" (more commonly known as
AP214).An Entity represents a single entity stored in the data section of a STEP
file. An entity may be a point, a curve, a part, an assembly, or even an entire
building. Entities may be 'simple' (having a type and a list of attributes,
which can themselves be references to other entities) or 'complex' (effectively
a list of simple entities combined together).
An Attribute represents a single attribute of an Entity, such as an X
coordinate value, a GUID string, or a reference to another entity.
Represents an entire STEP file composed of a header and a list of entities.