Typographical Conventions

When discussing the concept of different script types, the following names are used:

Build
cBase
cPlan
Dive
DiveTab module

When referring to the file type of the script, the following italic format is used

build
cbase
cplan
dive
divetab

When presenting the concept of a code block, items in angled brackets are intended to be substituted with more specific values. For example, if syntax is presented as:

expand-set id = <name_string>

it should be interpreted as something like:

expand-set id = "expand revenue"

where "expand revenue" is a string used to name the expand-set.

If syntax is presented as:

  data-area id = <string> { 
    title <string> 
    icon <image string> retina = <boolean> 
    sections { 
      <page-type> { 
        <page-details> 
      } 
    } 
  }

look for more details on items that are not obvious, such as <page-type> and <page-details> in this code snippet.

Bold characters are occasionally used to draw attention to an item, particularly in procedures. For example:

Locate the cplan tag and add a brace: {
Enter a filter expression such as:
```
filter `value("Car/Truck") = "car"` 
```