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simulator:text_files [2018/09/20 12:32] – [Nesting] jhsimulator:text_files [2018/09/20 12:33] jh
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 A single opening pointy bracket ''<'' opens a new section and a ''>'' closes it. After each opening bracket three blocks in pairs of ''['' and '']'' follow. These define three parameters. A single opening pointy bracket ''<'' opens a new section and a ''>'' closes it. After each opening bracket three blocks in pairs of ''['' and '']'' follow. These define three parameters.
  
-<code><[type][classname][value]></code>+<code><[type][name][value]></code>
  
 The first parameter is a definition of the type for the following variable or content. This could be a ''file'', a class-name or object/attribute name as text (''string8''), a double number (''float64'') and so on. The first parameter is a definition of the type for the following variable or content. This could be a ''file'', a class-name or object/attribute name as text (''string8''), a double number (''float64'') and so on.
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 Spaces and empty lines can be used throughout the entire file, for example to indent the parameters better: Spaces and empty lines can be used throughout the entire file, for example to indent the parameters better:
-<code><[string8][object][class_name+<code><[class_name][ObjectName][]
-    <[string8][Name][ObjectNameA]>+
     <[float64][VeryLongAttributeNameThatWontEnd][1.0]>     <[float64][VeryLongAttributeNameThatWontEnd][1.0]>
     <[float64][SimilarAttribute]                [1.0]>     <[float64][SimilarAttribute]                [1.0]>
simulator/text_files.txt · Last modified: 2020/05/10 20:00 by jh