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Automation Protocol Easytext Commands
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The information returned is a list of the names of all the global datasources
available, separated by a ‘|’ . If datasources ‘Name_1’ to ‘Name_n’ are set
the response will be:
Format Field Description
%c%c Cmd m4
%1x Layer No. Layer number
%s Name_1|Name_2|….Name_n List of datasource names for that
layer, or a blank string if there are no
datasources for that layer
The layer-specific datasources can be set using the m2 command, and deleted
using the m3 command.
Query Layer-Specific Datasource m7
This command shows the contents of a layer-specific datasource.
CMD Param_1 Param 1
m7 %1x: Layer No. %s: Name
The information returned for a valid layer-specific datasource is:
Format Field Description
%c%c Cmd m7
%1x Layer No. Layer number
%s Name|Value Name of global datasource enquired, and the
contents of that datasource or an empty string
Attempting to access a missing datasource, or a global datasource will return
an empty string, and the ‘Value’ of the above response is empty.
Delete All Datasources m8
This command deletes all datasources (global and layer-specific), freeing up
any memory used for them.
CMD Param_1
m8 %1x: 0