~alias~
Alias label of a feature.
~alias,orlabel~
If the feature does not have an alias, the feature label is displayed.
~alias1~
Returns the Alias 1 label of a feature, if one exists.
~alias2~
Returns the Alias 2 label of a feature, if one exists
~alias3~
Returns the Alias 3 label of a feature, if one exists
~alias4~
Returns the Alias 4 label of a feature, if one exists
~axdir~
Returns the axis direction, as defined by the primary direction label. Same as ~axdir,p~. The direction values may be customized in the Direction Labels section of the Document Defaults dialog.
~axdir,[char]~
Returns the axis direction of the specified characteristic.
~axis~
Primary axis of SMI feature, or specified axis.
~axis,p~
Returns the primary axis label.
~feat~
Returns the label of the feature.
~feat,alias~
Returns the value of the alias of the feature.
~feat,alias1~
Returns the value of the alias 1 of the feature.
~feat,alias2~
Returns the value of the alias 2 of the feature.
~feat,alias3~
Returns the value of the alias 3 of the feature.
~feat,alias4~
Returns the value of the alias 4 of the feature.
~feat,desc~
Returns the description of the feature.
~feat,filter~
Returns the filter label (A-Z, or label of filters if defined in database).
For example, ~filter,a~ would return the value of feature filter A.
~feat,label~
Returns the label of the feature.
~feat,refcount~
Resolves the number of reference features associated to the feature.
~feat,seq~
Returns the sequence of the feature.
~feat,sourcerout~
Returns the source routine of the feature.
~feat,sourceroutkey~
Returns the source routine key of the feature.
~feat,type~
Returns the implied SMI Type, which is used by the Sift Rules.
~featref1~
Returns the label of the first reference feature.
~featref1,alias~
Returns the value of the alias of the first reference feature.
~featref1,alias1~
Returns the value of the alias 1 of the first reference feature.
~featref1,alias2~
Returns the value of the alias 2 of the first reference feature.
~featref1,alias3~
Returns the value of the alias 3 of the first reference feature.
~featref1,alias4~
Returns the value of the alias 4 of the first reference feature.
~featref1,desc~
Returns the description of the first reference feature.
~featref1,filter~
Returns the filter label (A-Z, or label of filters if defined in database) of the
first reference feature.
~featref1,label~
Returns the label of the first reference feature.
~featref1,seq~
Returns the sequence of the first reference feature.
~featref1,sourcerout~
Returns the source routine of the first reference feature.
~featref1,sourceroutkey~
Returns the source routine key of the first reference feature.
~featref1,type~
Returns the type of the reference first feature.
~featref2~
Returns the label of the second reference feature.
~featref2,alias~
Returns the value of the alias of the second reference feature.
~featref2,alias1~
Returns the value of the alias 1 of the second reference feature.
~featref2,alias2~
Returns the value of the alias 2 of the second reference feature.
~featref2,alias3~
Returns the value of the alias 3 of the second reference feature.
~featref2,alias4~
Returns the value of the alias 4 of the second reference feature.
~featref2,desc~
Returns the description of the second reference feature.
~featref2,filter~
Returns the filter label (A-Z, or label of filters if defined in database) of the
second reference feature.
~featref2,label~
Returns the label of the second reference feature.
~featref2,seq~
Returns the sequence of the second reference feature.
~featref2,sourcerout~
Returns the source routine of the second reference feature.
~featref2,sourceroutkey~
Returns the source routine key of the second reference feature.
~featref2,type~
Returns the type of the reference second feature.
~feature~
Same as ~feat~.
~hand~
Returns LEFT or RIGHT. The handedness is based on the value of the Y char. If Y is less than zero (negative), the handedness will be LEFT; if Y is more than zero (positive), the handedness will be RIGHT.
~hand,1~
Returns just L or R.
~label~
Returns the label of feature.
~nom~
Returns the nominal value.
~nom,[char]~
Value of nominal for specified characteristic.
~nom,filter,[A-Z]~
Returns the value of the nominal filter. There are 26 filters available in the database, A-Z. Filters can also have labels, in addition to their alphabetical designations. If no label was assigned to the filter when it was created, a default filter label would have been created, using the word 'Filter', a space, then the letter designation of the filter.
Example
If
~nom,filter,S~ were used, it would return the nominal value of the S filter.
~nom,filter,[filterlabel]~
Returns the value of the nominal filter. Filters can also have alphabetical designations, in addition to their labels. There are 26 filters available in the database, A-Z. All of these filters can also have filter labels.
Example
If
~nom,filter,operator~ were used it would return the value of the filter
labelled "Operator'".
~nom,[char],eff~
Returns the effective date of the nominal characteristic.
~nom,[char],eff,[param]~
Returns the effective date of the nominal characteristic, according to the parameters set. See the [Parameters] above for a complete list of available date parameters.
~nom,[char],label~
Returns the label of the nominal characteristic.
~nom,[char],signif~
Returns the significance of a characteristic. The possible values which can be returned are: Unknown, Insignificant, Significant, Data Not Allowed or Alarmed.