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Wikiadmin: /* SNAPPER Fields */

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SNAPPER Fields

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SNAPPER Fields

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SNAPSET

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CONTROLS

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CONTROLS

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CONTROLS

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Structure

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 {| class="wikitable"
-+| Field
+! Field
-+| Description
+! Description
-+| Possible Values
+! Possible Values
-+| Default Value
+! Default Value
 |-
 | PORT

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 The recognized fields in the configuration table and their defaults are:
-{|
+{| class="wikitable"
-|+ Field
++| Field
-|+ Description
++| Description
-|+ Possible Values
++| Possible Values
-|+ Default Value
++| Default Value
 |-
 | PORT

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 For instructions on how to accomplish this, please refer to ______.
-== Structure ==
+== SNAPPER Fields ==
 === SNAPSET ===

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     WAVE=NONE
+  }
 ==== CONTROLS ====
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     AFNAME={}
+  }
 === CASE ===

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   SNAPSET={
-  ...
+   FORMAT=CI
+  }

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 Global (pulling out controls/widgets):
 CONTROLS={
-  ADDR={}
+ CONTROLS={
-  AFNAME={}
+   ADDR={}
+   AFNAME={}
 <p class="note">A note on capitalization: by convention, field names and options with a list of predefined values, e.g., FORMAT options, are normally capitalized, while file names and other arbitrary values are not; however, the table file will run whether or not these conventions are followed.</p>

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+}
-<p class="information">A note on capitalization: by convention, field names and options with a list of defined values, e.g., FORMAT options, are normally capitalized, while file names and other arbitrary values are not; however, the table file will run whether or not these conventions are followed.</p>
+<p class="note">A note on capitalization: by convention, field names and options with a list of defined values, e.g., FORMAT options, are normally capitalized, while file names and other arbitrary values are not; however, the table file will run whether or not these conventions are followed.</p>
 === CASE ===

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	}		}

		+	<p class="info">A note on capitalization: by convention, field names and options with a list of defined values, e.g., FORMAT options, are normally capitalized, while file names and other arbitrary values are not; however, the table file will run whether or not these conventions are followed.</p>

	=== CASE ===		=== CASE ===