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Automation Protocol Easytext Commands

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Delete Global Datasource m1

This command deletes a global datasource, freeing up any memory used for

it.

CMD Param_1

m1 %s: Datasource Name

Set Layer-Specific Datasource Value m2

This command assigns a new value to an external datasource associated with

a specific layer. The format of the command is as follows:

CMD Param_1 Param_2 Param_3

m2 %02x: Flags %02x: Layer No. %s: Name|Value

The ‘Flags’ value gives a means of sending long strings by concatenation.

The format of the ‘Flags’, ‘Name’ and ‘Value’ parameters are as described

for the m0 command.

The datasouce is defined by the layer number and the name, and can only by

used by the layer for which it was set. Note that attempting to access a

missing datasource will return an empty string.

Delete Layer-Specific Datasource m3

This command deletes a datasource associated with a specific layer, freeing

up any memory used for it.

CMD Param_1 Param_2

m3 %1x: Layer No. %s: Name

List Global Datasources m4

This command lists the names of all the global datasources available for use.

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