Scheme Layout

An input scheme has been described in general terms in the introduction of the previous chapter. Formally, this can be done in the following way:

A panel domain is a unit of the input scheme that generates one or several panels in exactly the same way.

Component statements are all those statement types that generate a certain part of the panel.

<comp_stmt>::=<BOUNDARY_stmt> |
                  <SEAM_stmt> |
                 <PLATE_stmt> |
                  <HOLE_stmt> |
                 <NOTCH_stmt> |
                <CUTOUT_stmt> |
             <STIFFENER_stmt> |
                <FLANGE_stmt> |
                <PILLAR_stmt> |
               <BRACKET_stmt> |
         <DOUBLINGPLATE_stmt> |
                  <BEAD_stmt> |
                   <EXC_stmt> |
                   <CMP_stmt> |
                  <WELD_stmt> |
               <MARKING_stmt> |
             <SHRINKAGE_stmt> |
                 <POINT_stmt> |
                 <CURVE_stmt> |
                   <PLN_stmt> |

<statement>::=<identifier> |
              <PANEL_stmt> |
               <ONLY_stmt> |
               <comp_stmt> |
       <COMMENT_statement>

All the different statement types will be described in detail in separate chapters of this document.