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Wildcards are coming inside square ([]) or angle (<>) brackets. All other symbols has to be preserved as is. If the symbol of bracket has to be preserved it will be introduced like that: {[} or {<}. In the table below the word explanation can mean any text. The value in the parantheses states the default value.
Wildcard |
Description |
Example |
| [n explanation (3)] |
Any integer number, 3 is default. |
[n] can be -5, 4 etc. |
| [x explanation (3)] |
Any hexadecimal number, 3 is default. |
[x] can be 10, 1f etc. |
| [n0 explanation] |
Consequent integer numbers started from 0. |
init[n0] can be init0, init1 etc. |
| [f explanation (3.0)] |
Any float number, 3.0 is default. |
[f] can be -5.0, 4.0 etc. |
| [fu explanation] |
Any float number with unit. |
[fu] can be -5.0 dB, 4.0 dB etc. |
| [a/b/c/(d)] |
Any string out of 'a', 'b', 'c', 'd'. Default value is 'd'. |
[w/r/(rw)] can be rw or w or r |
| <some string> |
Any string. |
<device name> can be DG |
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