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AW-TITLE |
#_AW-TITLE_# : (AppleWorks Document Title) Part of the AppleWorks file analyser. When you drop an AppleWorks-file on SGP this command pattern will be replaced by the document-title of this file, entered in the document-info-dialog of AppleWorks. To use this command pattern, the next deep in SGP must be in table-mode and must hold your AppleWorks files or the #_drop_#-command if you are using the 'Generate on drop'-option. Currently this pattern is only tested with ClarisWorks/AppleWorks 5. The second limitation of this command is that it is based on the resource fork of an AppleWorks file, so I am not able to analyse files created on a WinPC. |
AW-AUTHOR |
#_AW-AUTHOR_# : (AppleWorks Document Author) Part of the AppleWorks file analyser. When you drop an AppleWorks-file on SGP this command pattern will be replaced by the document-author of this file, entered in the document-info-dialog of AppleWorks. To use this command pattern, the next deep in SGP must be in table-mode and must hold your AppleWorks files or the #_drop_#-command if you are using the 'Generate on drop'-option. Currently this pattern is only tested with ClarisWorks/AppleWorks 5. The second limitation of this command is that it is based on the resource fork of an AppleWorks file, so I am not able to analyse files created on a WinPC. |
AW-VERSION |
#_AW-VERSION_# : (AppleWorks Document Version) Part of the AppleWorks file analyser. When you drop an AppleWorks-file on SGP this command pattern will be replaced by the document-version of this file, entered in the document-info-dialog of AppleWorks. To use this command pattern, the next deep in SGP must be in table-mode and must hold your AppleWorks files or the #_drop_#-command if you are using the 'Generate on drop'-option. Currently this pattern is only tested with ClarisWorks/AppleWorks 5. The second limitation of this command is that it is based on the resource fork of an AppleWorks file, so I am not able to analyse files created on a WinPC. |
AW-KIND |
#_AW-KIND_# : (AppleWorks Document Kind) Part of the AppleWorks file analyser. When you drop an AppleWorks-file on SGP this command pattern will be replaced by the document-kind of this file, entered in the document-info-dialog of AppleWorks. To use this command pattern, the next deep in SGP must be in table-mode and must hold your AppleWorks files or the #_drop_#-command if you are using the 'Generate on drop'-option. Currently this pattern is only tested with ClarisWorks/AppleWorks 5. The second limitation of this command is that it is based on the resource fork of an AppleWorks file, so I am not able to analyse files created on a WinPC. |
AW-INFO |
#_AW-INFO_# : (AppleWorks Document Info) Part of the AppleWorks file analyser. When you drop an AppleWorks-file on SGP this command pattern will be replaced by the document-info/comments of this file, entered in the document-info-dialog of AppleWorks. To use this command pattern, the next deep in SGP must be in table-mode and must hold your AppleWorks files or the #_drop_#-command if you are using the 'Generate on drop'-option. Currently this pattern is only tested with ClarisWorks/AppleWorks 5. The second limitation of this command is that it is based on the resource fork of an AppleWorks file, so I am not able to analyse files created on a WinPC. |
AW-KEYWORDS |
#_KEYWORDS_# : (AppleWorks Document Keywords) Part of the AppleWorks file analyser. When you drop an AppleWorks-file on SGP this command pattern will be replaced by the document-keywords of this file, entered in the document-info-dialog of AppleWorks. When you enter more than one keyword in this dialog, SGP automaticly will seperate this keyword with a ','-character. To use this command pattern, the next deep in SGP must be in table-mode and must hold your AppleWorks files or the #_drop_#-command if you are using the 'Generate on drop'-option. Currently this pattern is only tested with ClarisWorks/AppleWorks 5. The second limitation of this command is that it is based on the resource fork of an AppleWorks file, so I am not able to analyse files created on a WinPC. |
DROP |
#_DROP_# : Part of the 'Generate on drop'-Option (to activate, take a look in the Options-Menu). When this feature is activated, the #_DROP_#-command pattern will be replaced by the things you drop on SGP, e.g. when you drop some text from your writing-programm on SGP this text will replace our command pattern. When you drop some files on SGP, then this pattern will be replaced by the filenames (ordered by name!) of this files and at the same time SGP will remember the file references, so you can use the advanced file analysers (for pictures, mp3-sounds,...). You get the most power of this command when the field you are entering this command is in table mode, otherwise the advanced file-analysers won't work! |
F-CDATE |
#_F-CDATE_# : (Fileinfo: Creation Date) Part of the standart file analysers. This pattern will be replaced with the creation date of your file, e.g.: 4/6/00 The type of date formating depends on your configuration in your 'Date and Time' control panel. To use this command pattern, the next deep in SGP must be in table-mode and must hold your files or the #_drop_#-command if you are using the 'Generate on drop'-option. |
F-CDATEL |
#_F-CDATEL_# : (Fileinfo: Creation Date in long format) Part of the standart file analysers. This pattern will be replaced with the creation date of your file in an extended format, e.g.: Thursday, April 6, 2000 The type of date formating depends on your configuration in your 'Date and Time' control panel. To use this command pattern, the next deep in SGP must be in table-mode and must hold your files or the #_drop_#-command if you are using the 'Generate on drop'-option. |
F-CREATOR |
#_F-CREATOR_# : (Fileinfo: Macintosh Creator) Part of the standart file analysers. This pattern will be replaced with the Macintosh creator of your file, e.g.: ttxt 8BIM MACS To use this command pattern, the next deep in SGP must be in table-mode and must hold your files or the #_drop_#-command if you are using the 'Generate on drop'-option. |
F-CTIME |
#_F-CTIME_# : (Fileinfo: Creation Time) Part of the standart file analysers. This pattern will be replaced with the creation time of your file, e.g.: 4:54 PM The type of time formating depends on your configuration in your 'Date and Time' control panel. To use this command pattern, the next deep in SGP must be in table-mode and must hold your files or the #_drop_#-command if you are using the 'Generate on drop'-option. |
F-CTIMEL |
#_F-CTIMEL_# : (Fileinfo: Creation Time in long format) Part of the standart file analysers. This pattern will be replaced with the creation time in an extended format (with seconds) of your file, e.g.: 4:54:57 PM The type of time formating depends on your configuration in your 'Date and Time' control panel. To use this command pattern, the next deep in SGP must be in table-mode and must hold your files or the #_drop_#-command if you are using the 'Generate on drop'-option. |
F-MDATE |
#_F-MDATE_# : (Fileinfo: Modification Date) Part of the standart file analysers. This pattern will be replaced with the modification date of your file, e.g.: 4/6/00 The type of date formating depends on your configuration in your 'Date and Time' control panel. To use this command pattern, the next deep in SGP must be in table-mode and must hold your files or the #_drop_#-command if you are using the 'Generate on drop'-option. |
F-MDATEL |
#_F-MDATEL_# : (Fileinfo: Modification Date in long format) Part of the standart file analysers. This pattern will be replaced with the modification date of your file in an extended format, e.g.: Thursday, April 6, 2000 The type of date formating depends on your configuration in your 'Date and Time' control panel. To use this command pattern, the next deep in SGP must be in table-mode and must hold your files or the #_drop_#-command if you are using the 'Generate on drop'-option. |
F-MTIME |
#_F-MTIME_# : (Fileinfo: Modification Time) Part of the standart file analysers. This pattern will be replaced with the modification time of your file, e.g.: 4:54 PM The type of time formating depends on your configuration in your 'Date and Time' control panel. To use this command pattern, the next deep in SGP must be in table-mode and must hold your files or the #_drop_#-command if you are using the 'Generate on drop'-option. |
F-MTIMEL |
#_F-MTIMEL_# : (Fileinfo: Modification Time in long format) Part of the standart file analysers. This pattern will be replaced with the modification time in an extended format (with seconds) of your file, e.g.: 4:54:57 PM The type of time formating depends on your configuration in your 'Date and Time' control panel. To use this command pattern, the next deep in SGP must be in table-mode and must hold your files or the #_drop_#-command if you are using the 'Generate on drop'-option. |
F-NAME |
#_F-NAME_# : (Fileinfo: Name of file) Part of the standart file analysers. This pattern will be replaced with the filename of your file, e.g.: Netzwerk Browser To use this command pattern, the next deep in SGP must be in table-mode and must hold your files or the #_drop_#-command if you are using the 'Generate on drop'-option. |
F-PATH/ |
#_F-PATH/_# : (Fileinfo: absolute path with '/'-character as seperator) Part of the standart file analysers. This pattern will be replaced with the absolute path of your file, e.g.: Macintosh HD/Systemordner/System The path-string uses the '/'-character to seperate a folder. This is the standart filepath-display in Win/UNIX/HTML. To use this command pattern, the next deep in SGP must be in table-mode and must hold your files or the #_drop_#-command if you are using the 'Generate on drop'-option. |
F-PATH: |
#_F-PATH:_# : (Fileinfo: absolute path with ':'-character as seperator) Part of the standart file analysers. This pattern will be replaced with the absolute path of your file, e.g.: Macintosh HD:Systemordner:System The path-string uses the ':'-character to seperate a folder. This is the standart filepath-display in MacOS. To use this command pattern, the next deep in SGP must be in table-mode and must hold your files or the #_drop_#-command if you are using the 'Generate on drop'-option. |
F-SIZE |
#_F-SIZE_# : (Fileinfo: Size of file) Part of the standart file analysers. This pattern will be replaced with the size of your file, e.g.: 1233 25 KB 3,6 MB The size will be displayed in diffrent units, this depends on the size of the file. Files smaller than 2KB will be displayed in Bytes, files biger than 2KB and smaller than 1MB will be displayed in Kilobytes and bigger files of course in Megabytes. To use this command pattern, the next deep in SGP must be in table-mode and must hold your files or the #_drop_#-command if you are using the 'Generate on drop'-option. |
F-TYPE |
#_F-TYPE_# : (Fileinfo: Macintosh Filetype) Part of the standart file analysers. This pattern will be replaced with the Macintosh filetype of your file, e.g.: TIFF fold JPEG GIFf To use this command pattern, the next deep in SGP must be in table-mode and must hold your files or the #_drop_#-command if you are using the 'Generate on drop'-option. |
MP3-TITLE |
#_MP3-TITLE_# : (MP3-Music: Title of Song) Part of the mp3-music file analyser. When you drop an mp3-file on SGP this command pattern will be replaced by the song title of your mp3-file. To use this command pattern, the next deep in SGP must be in table-mode and must hold your mp3-files or the #_drop_#-command if you are using the 'Generate on drop'-option. Please note: not all mp3-files contain this kind of information. You can use the 'Ignore files without mp3-Info' option in the options-menu to ignore all files without any mp3-files. SGP is currently compatible with mp3-ID3v1.0/1.1 tags. |
MP3-ARTIST |
#_MP3-ARTIST_# : (MP3-Music: Artist of Song) Part of the mp3-music file analyser. When you drop an mp3-file on SGP this command pattern will be replaced by the song artist of your mp3-file. To use this command pattern, the next deep in SGP must be in table-mode and must hold your mp3-files or the #_drop_#-command if you are using the 'Generate on drop'-option. Please note: not all mp3-files contain this kind of information. You can use the 'Ignore files without mp3-Info' option in the options-menu to ignore all files without any mp3-files. SGP is currently compatible with mp3-ID3v1.0/1.1 tags. |
MP3-ALBUM |
#_MP3-ALBUM_# : (MP3-Music: Album of Song) Part of the mp3-music file analyser. When you drop an mp3-file on SGP this command pattern will be replaced by the song album of your mp3-file. To use this command pattern, the next deep in SGP must be in table-mode and must hold your mp3-files or the #_drop_#-command if you are using the 'Generate on drop'-option. Please note: not all mp3-files contain this kind of information. You can use the 'Ignore files without mp3-Info' option in the options-menu to ignore all files without any mp3-files. SGP is currently compatible with mp3-ID3v1.0/1.1 tags. |
MP3-YEAR |
#_MP3-YEAR_# : (MP3-Music: Year published) Part of the mp3-music file analyser. When you drop an mp3-file on SGP this command pattern will be replaced by the songs published year of your mp3-file. To use this command pattern, the next deep in SGP must be in table-mode and must hold your mp3-files or the #_drop_#-command if you are using the 'Generate on drop'-option. Please note: not all mp3-files contain this kind of information. You can use the 'Ignore files without mp3-Info' option in the options-menu to ignore all files without any mp3-files. SGP is currently compatible with mp3-ID3v1.0/1.1 tags. |
MP3-INFO |
#_MP3-INFO_# : (MP3-Music: Info/Comments) Part of the mp3-music file analyser. When you drop an mp3-file on SGP this command pattern will be replaced with info/comments of your mp3-file. To use this command pattern, the next deep in SGP must be in table-mode and must hold your mp3-files or the #_drop_#-command if you are using the 'Generate on drop'-option. Please note: not all mp3-files contain this kind of information. You can use the 'Ignore files without mp3-Info' option in the options-menu to ignore all files without any mp3-files. SGP is currently compatible with mp3-ID3v1.0/1.1 tags. |
MP3-GENRE |
#_MP3-GENRE_# : (MP3-Music: Genre/Type) Part of the mp3-music file analyser. When you drop an mp3-file on SGP this command pattern will be replaced with the genre/type of the music of your mp3-file, e.g. Blues Classic Rock Country SGPs genrelist contains in the moment 148 genres (ID3v1.0/1.1 standart is 80 genres), so it also includes also the additional genere types from many mp3-players/encoders. (see genre list at the end of this helpinfo) To use this command pattern, the next deep in SGP must be in table-mode and must hold your mp3-files or the #_drop_#-command if you are using the 'Generate on drop'-option. Please note: not all mp3-files contain this kind of information. You can use the 'Ignore files without mp3-Info' option in the options-menu to ignore all files without any mp3-files. SGP is currently compatible with mp3-ID3v1.0/1.1 tags. Complete genrelist: -------------------- Blues Classic Rock Country Dance Disco Funk Grunge Hip-Hop Jazz Metal New Age Oldies Other Pop R&B Rap Reggae Rock Techno Industrial Alternative Ska Death Metal Pranks Soundtrack Euro-Techno Ambient Trip-Hop Vocal Jazz+Funk Fusion Trance Classical Instrumental Acid House Game Sound Clip Gospel Noise Alternative Rock Bass Soul Punk Space Meditative Instrumental Pop Instrumental Rock Ethnic Gothic Darkwave Techno-Industrial Electronic Pop-Folk Eurodance Dream Southern Rock Comedy Cult Gangsta Top 40 Christian Rap Pop/Funk Jungle Native US Cabaret New Wave Psychadelic Rave Showtunes Trailer Lo-Fi Tribal Acid Punk Acid Jazz Polka Retro Musical Rock & Roll Hard Rock Folk Folk-Rock National Folk Swing Fast Fusion Bebob Latin Revival Celtic Bluegrass Avantgarde Gothic Rock Progressive Rock Psychedelic Rock Symphonic Rock Slow Rock Big Band Chorus Easy Listening Acoustic Humour Speech Chanson Opera Chamber Music Sonata Symphony Booty Bass Primus Porn Groove Satire Slow Jam Club Tango Samba Folklore Ballad Power Ballad Rhytmic Soul Freestyle Duet Punk Rock Drum Solo Acapella Euro-House Dance Hall Goa Drum & Bass Club-House Hardcore Terror Indie BritPop Negerpunk Polsk Punk Beat Christian Gangsta Rap Heavy Metal Black Metal Crossover Contemporary Christian Christian Rock Merengue Salsa Trash Metal Anime Jpop Synthpop |
NEXT |
#_NEXT_# : (results from next deep) One of the most important command-patterns! This string will be replaced with the results from the next deep (next loop or table). The best thing to understand this command is to take a look in the integrated string-demos! |
NEXT1 |
#_NEXT1_# : (Field 1 of next table) Parse a two dimensional table: with this command you will get all records from column no.1. In your table all columns must be seperated with TAB and all rows must end with an RETURN. e.g.: 1 1 8 7 0 6 3 5 8 7 1 8 7 8 2 7 2 2 2 1 7 1 9 4 7 4 4 will result this: 1 7 2 To use this command pattern, the next deep in SGP must be in table-mode and must hold your mp3-files or the #_drop_#-command if you are using the 'Generate on drop'-option. |
NEXT2 |
#_NEXT2_# : (Field 2 of next table) Parse a two dimensional table: with this command you will get all records from column no.2. In your table all columns must be seperated with TAB and all rows must end with an RETURN. e.g.: 1 1 8 7 0 6 3 5 8 7 1 8 7 8 2 7 2 2 2 1 7 1 9 4 7 4 4 will result this: 1 1 1 To use this command pattern, the next deep in SGP must be in table-mode and must hold your mp3-files or the #_drop_#-command if you are using the 'Generate on drop'-option. |
NEXT3 |
#_NEXT3_# : (Field 3 of next table) Parse a two dimensional table: with this command you will get all records from column no.3. In your table all columns must be seperated with TAB and all rows must end with an RETURN. e.g.: 1 1 8 7 0 6 3 5 8 7 1 8 7 8 2 7 2 2 2 1 7 1 9 4 7 4 4 will result this: 8 8 7 To use this command pattern, the next deep in SGP must be in table-mode and must hold your mp3-files or the #_drop_#-command if you are using the 'Generate on drop'-option. |
NEXT4 |
#_NEXT4_# : (Field 4 of next table) Parse a two dimensional table: with this command you will get all records from column no.4. In your table all columns must be seperated with TAB and all rows must end with an RETURN. e.g.: 1 1 8 7 0 6 3 5 8 7 1 8 7 8 2 7 2 2 2 1 7 1 9 4 7 4 4 will result this: 7 7 1 To use this command pattern, the next deep in SGP must be in table-mode and must hold your mp3-files or the #_drop_#-command if you are using the 'Generate on drop'-option. |
NEXT5 |
#_NEXT5_# : (Field 5 of next table) Parse a two dimensional table: with this command you will get all records from column no.5. In your table all columns must be seperated with TAB and all rows must end with an RETURN. e.g.: 1 1 8 7 0 6 3 5 8 7 1 8 7 8 2 7 2 2 2 1 7 1 9 4 7 4 4 will result this: 0 8 9 To use this command pattern, the next deep in SGP must be in table-mode and must hold your mp3-files or the #_drop_#-command if you are using the 'Generate on drop'-option. |
NEXT6 |
#_NEXT6_# : (Field 6 of next table) Parse a two dimensional table: with this command you will get all records from column no.6. In your table all columns must be seperated with TAB and all rows must end with an RETURN. e.g.: 1 1 8 7 0 6 3 5 8 7 1 8 7 8 2 7 2 2 2 1 7 1 9 4 7 4 4 will result this: 6 2 4 To use this command pattern, the next deep in SGP must be in table-mode and must hold your mp3-files or the #_drop_#-command if you are using the 'Generate on drop'-option. |
NEXT7 |
#_NEXT7_# : (Field 7 of next table) Parse a two dimensional table: with this command you will get all records from column no.7. In your table all columns must be seperated with TAB and all rows must end with an RETURN. e.g.: 1 1 8 7 0 6 3 5 8 7 1 8 7 8 2 7 2 2 2 1 7 1 9 4 7 4 4 will result this: 3 7 7 To use this command pattern, the next deep in SGP must be in table-mode and must hold your mp3-files or the #_drop_#-command if you are using the 'Generate on drop'-option. |
NEXT8 |
#_NEXT8_# : (Field 8 of next table) Parse a two dimensional table: with this command you will get all records from column no.8. In your table all columns must be seperated with TAB and all rows must end with an RETURN. e.g.: 1 1 8 7 0 6 3 5 8 7 1 8 7 8 2 7 2 2 2 1 7 1 9 4 7 4 4 will result this: 5 2 4 To use this command pattern, the next deep in SGP must be in table-mode and must hold your mp3-files or the #_drop_#-command if you are using the 'Generate on drop'-option. |
NEXT9 |
#_NEXT9_# : (Field 9 of next table) Parse a two dimensional table: with this command you will get all records from column no.9. In your table all columns must be seperated with TAB and all rows must end with an RETURN. e.g.: 1 1 8 7 0 6 3 5 8 7 1 8 7 8 2 7 2 2 2 1 7 1 9 4 7 4 4 will result this: 8 2 4 To use this command pattern, the next deep in SGP must be in table-mode and must hold your mp3-files or the #_drop_#-command if you are using the 'Generate on drop'-option. |
NFNR |
#_NFNR_# : (Not Formated Number) this command-pattern will be replaced with the current count of your loop. This is a great command to numerize something. In this command there will be no length correction for the inserted numbers, e.g.: 8 9 10 11 |
NR |
#_NR_# : (Number) this command-pattern will be replaced with the current count of your loop. This is a great command to numerize something. In this command there is an automatic length correction for all inserted numbers, e.g.: 08 09 10 11 |
P-HEIGHT |
#_P-HEIGHT_# : (Pictureinfo: Height in Pixel) new file-command-pattern for picture files (in the moment only JPEG-, GIF- and PSD-Files (PSD = Photoshop): With this new patterns you have access to a picture height. I think this is a big advantage for all HTML-programmers, now you can create perfect img-TAGs, e.g. to make this: <IMG SRC="apple.gif" WIDTH="50" HEIGHT="60"> create a command-pattern like this and drop the file 'apple.gif' on SGP: <IMG SRC="#_F-NAME_#" WIDTH="#_P-WIDTH_#" HEIGHT="#_P-HEIGHT_#"> Note: currently only tested with PSD-Photoshop 5.x files. |
P-WIDTH |
#_P-WIDTH_# : (Pictureinfo: Width in Pixel) new file-command-pattern for picture files (in the moment only JPEG-, GIF- and PSD-Files (PSD = Photoshop). With this new patterns you have access to a picture width. I think this is a big advantage for all HTML-programmers, now you can create perfect img-TAGs, e.g. to make this: <IMG SRC="apple.gif" WIDTH="50" HEIGHT="60"> create a command-pattern like this and drop the file 'apple.gif' on SGP: <IMG SRC="#_F-NAME_#" WIDTH="#_P-WIDTH_#" HEIGHT="#_P-HEIGHT_#"> Note: currently only tested with PSD-Photoshop 5.x files. |
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