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Re: LDraw syntax check in Perl
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lugnet.cad.dev
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Wed, 11 Jul 2001 20:27:50 GMT
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In lugnet.cad.dev, Jaco van der Molen wrote:
> So what does it actually do?
The return values from the check routines indicate what kind of syntax
was detected.
Even values - bad syntax was found
Odd values - no bad syntax
More specifically, the following values are added together to get the
complete return value:
1 - good DAT syntax
2 - MPD
4 - LDLite extensions
8 - MLCad extensions
16 - LDraw model commands (step, print, clear, etc)
> When I run it, with i.e. NEW.DAT I get:
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> Checking 'c:\ldraw\models\new.dat'
> Check results: 1
> Short Check : 1
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> done.
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> When I test it with a rather large MPD file I get:
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> Checking 'c:\ldraw\models\bbss\bbss.mpd'
> Check results: 11
> Short Check : 3
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> done.
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A value of 11 indicates the file is clean, with MPD and MLCad
metacommands (1 + 2 + 8).
The value of 3 indicates that the short check is not working correctly.
The long and short checks should always return the same value. I'll
look into it.
Thanks for trying it!
Steve
Christopher! have you backed up your data?
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 | | Re: LDraw syntax check in Perl
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| Hi Steve, When I run it, with i.e. NEW.DAT I get: ---...--- Checking 'c:\ldraw\models\new.dat' Check results: 1 Short Check : 1 done. ---...--- When I test it with a rather large MPD file I get: ---...--- Checking 'c:\ldraw\models\bbss\bbss.mpd' (...) (23 years ago, 10-Jul-01, to lugnet.cad.dev)
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