• Subdirectories in the base directory are named so that when certain conditions are met, the
material they contain is used, otherwise they will not be used. The name is in the form
"<keyword> = <condition>", eg "Page = 32".
• The default directory. An index whose content is used whenever a sub-directory condition is
not met. The name of this directory is always "Default".
• Synthetic Text Definition Files. All INI end files in the directory structure whose names begin
with "Synthetic". Eg "Synthetic_01.ini".
• Code39.ini file. This file in the directory structure, which defines the barcode code 39 that is to
be created.
• Standard EPS files. The indexes can have pre-built EPS files that are linked to each other.
These files are associated with the same name INI file, which tells about the EPS file
positioning. Eg "Standard_17.eps" and "Standard_17.ini".
Directories
Directories are browsed from the Basic Directory. First, all the configuration files there are
discussed. Then we will investigate what subdirectories are named. All subdirectories whose
condition is met are examined in exactly the same way (recursively), descending deeper into the
file system. If there is not any condition in any branch, it will not descend further, but it is
examined whether there is a directory named "Default" at this level. If found, this directory will
be handled. In this way, for example, three indexes "Page = 3", "Page = 33" and "Default" can
say "make these pages 3, page 33 again, and all others".
The following options are available for naming directories:

1. Page = <page number>. Example "Page = 1". If the smallest page number of the pair is this,
the condition is valid. If the diadem is specified, also Page + PARENT = <page number> can be
used.
2. SectionPage = <page number>. Example "SectionPage = 1". If this is the minimum number of
pairs of pages, this condition is valid. If the parent sheet is specified, the SectionPage +
PARENT = <page number> can also be used.
3. Section = <name>. Example "Section = B". If the back name is this, the condition is valid.
4. Paper = <name>. Eg "Paper = AGNEWS". If the name of the magazine is this, the condition
is valid.
5. Press = <name>. Eg "Press = AG-56 (48 + L8)". If this is the name of Planner's roadmap, the
condition is valid.
6. Rule = <file name>. Eg "Rule = small_page.txt". The same directory must have a file with this
name. The text file in question contains a truth value clause, which could be for example:
"SmallestPage <= 10 || SmallestPage == 15 ". It means "If the minimum number of smallest
pages is smaller or equal (<=) than ten or (||) the smallest page number is equal to (==) than 15,
the condition is valid".
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The following variables are in use (does not matter if capitalization is used):
TotalSectionPages
How many pages on this page
TotalPaperPages
How many pages in this journal
SmallestPage
The smallest page number of
LargestPage
this pairThe largest page number of
SmallestSectionPage
this pairThis pair's smallest pageview page
LargestSectionPage
This pair largest parallax pagepage
ParentPagesamount of
Half of the totalall parent pages
Year Year of
issue Date
Month of
release date
Day
Release date
All normal calculator operators are in use, and presedences are also valid: eg multiplication is
performed before additions. Blocks can be used with clauses, which should also be used when
they are not sure of the performance order.
