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is present on the network (so that the same wire number
does not display twice on the single wire network), 0=
normal mode (do not hide any wire number text).
Marked with "+[19]" followed by wire number offset value,
0 or blank or missing= normal centering of wire numbers
Wire number offset
on the wire segment, value= offset from left or upper end
of wire segment.
Marked with "+[20]" followed by the file name. If this altern-
ative .env file does not exist or cannot be found, the default
wd.env file is used.
Alternate WD.ENV
Marked with "+[21]" followed by 0= wire number by layer
mode is “off”, 1= mode is “on”, and "+[22]" holds the layer
Wire number by layer
setup. Format of layer setup is semicolon delimited in re-
peating groups of four elements per layer definition. <layer
name>;<tag format>;<starting wire number>;<suffix list>;...
Marked with "+[23]" followed by 0= alternate catalog file
not defined, 1=defined and "+[24]" holds the alternate
catalog lookup file name.
Alternate catalog lookup
Marked with "+[27]" followed by the wire number ranges
to exclude for sequential wire numbering. (blank or miss-
Exclude wire number range
ing= no wire numbers excluded) For example, “100-
199,500-699.”
Marked with "+[29]" followed by 0= normal wire numbering
mode or 1=calculate reference-based wire number based
Wire number terminal override
on the location not the first terminal in the wire network
(or revert to normal wire numbering mode if no terminal
in the network).
Marked with "+[30]" and set as a global variable (default
is 0.0) to aid in the calculation of the "CLEN" column (cal-
Calculation of the "CLEN" column
culated wire length) in a from/to report that is able to map
schematic wire connections to panel physical layouts. This
value is the extra amount to add to each end of a calculated
wire segment for connection purposes.
Marked with "+[31]" and set in the Project Properties dialog
box. The value can be blank (no sort order override) or 0-
Tag/Wire number order
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