The 'tinderbox' tag wraps the overall data:
<tinderbox version="2" revision="15" savedBy="version 9.6.0 b627" uuid="5FD9193F-D2E3-4849-B7DE-C4D759536C01" >
[data]
</tinderbox>version. The (presumed) structural version of the TBX file: a number.
revision. The (presumed) revision version of file version: a number
savedBy. The Tinderbox release (version number) that created or last saved the current file. So, on creation it is the creating app version. Then, each subsequent save updates the value if a more recent release is used. Originally just the version number, e.g. 5.11.1, and currently version number and /build number as well , e.g. version 9.6.0 b627.
uuid. A unique identifying number for this file to assist with external access/identification: an alphanumeric hash string. Be aware that copying/duplicating a TBX in Finder does not cause a new UI to be generated. Use 'Save As' inside Tinderbox instead.
The 'tinderbox' object contains a number of standard child tags:
- attrib.
- colors.
- menu.
- linkTypes.
- item.
- links.
- macros.
- preferences.
- windows.
- utilityWindows.
- searches.
- filters.
- gallery.
- badges.
- preview.
See also—notes linking to here: