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The line hanging to the left of each indented block gives the syntax for a command.
The actual commands are shown in a blue fixed width font.
Some commands have a number of variants that cannot be shown as a single line;
alternate forms are given at the top of sub-blocks. The required letters at the beginning
of keywords are capitalized; the remainder of the keyword, which is ignored by the parser,
is in lower case. One- or two-letter symbols, such as N
and VX, stand for numeric values; a number is expected
in the corresponding input field. Curly brackets {}
enclose a list from which an entry must be selected; the choices are
separated with vertical lines |.
Square brackets [] enclose optional input.
Examples
Command Description Syntax Examples
ADd { S | C | SX | SY | SZ } { I L U | { Lower L | Upper U | Value I } }
ADD
command, typing ad suffices for the first entry.
This must be followed by one of the 5 cell/surface keyword choices, followed by a
list of 3 numbers or a keyword (L,
U, or V ) followed by a number.
AXis [ ON ] [ X Y Z [ S ] ]
AXis { ON | OFf }
AXis SCale S
AXIS
command has three basic forms. In the first, AXIS
(or AXI or AX
or AXFreeHuey ), optionally followed by the keyword ON ,
may be followed by 3 or 4 numbers. In the second form, AXIS
is followed by one of ON
or OFF. In the third form,
the keyword SCALE is followed by a number.
Most commands which set a state, such as
AUTO,
report the value of the state when given with no arguments.