Text File Format

Text files are interpreted as follows:

• A line that starts with '//' will be treated as a comment and ignored.

• All blank lines will be ignored

• All other lines are interpreted as a fully qualified or relative file path. If the text cannot be interpreted as a file path the .txt file is considered invalid. File paths may be enclosed in "" characters

  Note:
  All P&ID files listed in a text file are expected to have a file extension.

  Note:
  The user interface expects text files for diagram sets to have the file extension '.txt'

For example:

// --------------------

//

// Date : 24/04/2009

// Time : 11:39::24

// System : Handwritten

//

// --------------------

// file in the same directory

905675.xml

// file in a sub directory

.\P&ID Data\905680.xml

// fully qualified filename

C:\P&ID Data\905681.xml

// file paths may be specified in quotation characters

"C:\P&ID Data\905682.xml"

// end of file