Below you can find a sample property file which contains all predefined default values for all supported commands when this documentation was created.
# Property file for: limes.flam4 # #------------------------------------------------------------------- # # # # The property file can be used to overwrite the default values # # used if the argument is not defined on the command line. # # # #------------------------------------------------------------------- # # # # The values is assigned between "" conforming to the syntax. # # Example NUMBER array : "4711, 1, 2, 3" # # Example STRING array : "'str1' x'303000''str2',a'abc'" # # Example FLOAT array : "123.34, 1.58, PI" (PI as constant) # # # # The last example shows that one can use key words if a list # # of constants is defined for this argument. # # # # For a SWITCH one can use the special key words ON/OFF to enable or # # disable the SWITCH or define the value as a number # # Examples for a SWITCH : "ON"/"OFF"/"4711" # # # # For an OBJECT only the special key word INIT can be used to ensure # # that this OBJECT will be initialized if it was not set on the # # command line. If INIT is not set, then the elements of the OBJECT # # will be initialized only if you type at least obj() in the command # # line. If you want an object to be initialized when you don't use it# # on the command line then the special key word must be set. # # Examples for an OBJECT: ""/"INIT" # # # # For an OVERLAY it is the same logic as for objects but the keyword # # of the element to initialize must be used if the overlay is not # # set in the command line. # # Example OVERLAY array : "LINE TRIANGLE LINE RECTANGLE" # # Example for a OVERLAY : "RECTANGLE" # # # #------------------------------------------------------------------- #