Syntax conventions
The following syntax rules apply throughout this manual:
Lowercase letters (e.g. xyz) denote an input variable or other parameters;
Uppercase letters (e.g. XYZ) denote a keyword or a predefined argument value;
Anything enclosed in
[ .. ]is optional, meaning it is not mandatory;( .. | .. )means the user must choose one of the possibilities separated by the|character.
Example for X [B]
X B * Valid: use option B
X * Valid: do not use option
X C * Not valid: does not match the option
These two syntax notations can be combined to any degree of complexity.
For example, the syntax X (A | [B]) means the user must choose between A, B, or nothing:
X A * Choose first option A
X B * Choose second option B
X * Select nothing, since option B is not mandatory