Tape players use the following properties
file specifies the source of the data. Tape players use the following properties
file specifies the source of the data. The format of a file specs is [type]name[:flags] The default type is file The default name is the target (parent) objects classname- default id Theflags is "r"
filetype specifies the source file extension, default is "txt". Valid types are txt, odbc, and memory.property is the target (parent) that is written toloop is the number of times the tape is to be repeatedThe following is an example of a typical tape:
2000-01-01 0:00:00,-1.00-0.2j +1h,-1.1-0.1j +1h,-1.2-0.0j +1h,-1.3-0.1j +1h,-1.2-0.2j +1h,-1.1-0.3j +1h,-1.0-0.2j
The first line specifies the starting time of the tape and the initial value. The value must be formatted as a string that is readable for the type of the data that is to receive the recording. The remaining lines may have either absolute timestamps or relative times (indicated by a leading + sign). Relative times are useful if the loop parameter is used. When a loop is performed, only lines with relative timestamps are read and all absolute times are ignored.