Arm steering file

Each command line consists of a command, followed by one or more comma-separated operand groups. Each operand group comprises either one or two operands, depending on the command. The command is applied to each operand group in the command. The following rules apply:.

Operands are case-sensitive because they must be matched against case-sensitive symbol names. You can use wildcard characters in operands.

Commands are applied to global symbols only. Other symbols, such as local symbols, are not affected. All rights reserved. This site uses cookies to store information on your computer. By continuing to use our site, you consent to our cookies. Change Settings. Please review our Privacy Policy to learn more about our collection, use and transfers of your data.

A steering file has the following format:. Lines with a semicolon ; or hash character as the first non-whitespace character are interpreted as comments. A comment is treated as a blank line. Each non-blank, non-comment line is either a command, or part of a command that is split over consecutive non-blank lines.

Command lines that end with a comma , as the last non-whitespace character are continued on the next non-blank line. Each command line consists of a command, followed by one or more comma-separated operand groups. Each operand group comprises either one or two operands, depending on the command.

The command is applied to each operand group in the command. The following rules apply:. Operands are case-sensitive because they must be matched against case-sensitive symbol names. You can use wildcard characters in operands.