Standard Syntax Graphs
- Last UpdatedFeb 19, 2025
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If a syntax graph refers to a second syntax graph, the name of the second graph is shown in angle brackets. This convention is usually used for standard syntax graphs which are widely used.
These syntax graphs are summarized below, and then shown in detail.
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<expr> |
Mathematical, textual or logical expressions |
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<uval> |
Physical dimension specification |
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<snoun> or <noun> |
Design element type |
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<gid> |
Design element identity |
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<marke> |
3D Design points (P-points, pins or P-lines) |
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<pos> or <axes> |
Axial position |
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<bpos> |
3D position |
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<dir> |
Axial direction |
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<bdir> |
3D direction |
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<selatt> |
Selection |