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 The following file types make up the ParserMonster Framework Data-driven System: The following file types make up the ParserMonster Framework Data-driven System:
  
-===== Task Files =====+===== Task Files (*.task) =====
  
 The most visible of these files is the [[taskfiles|Task file]]. It contains the [[ParserMonster Commands|commands]] and [[ParserMonster Directives|directives]] that make the framework come to life. Naturally, the more task files you have, the more powerful your program becomes. If you learn to write your own tasks, you may not have buy more than one ParserMonster-based product! (The obvious corollary is that, yes, you can mix and match tasks - as long as they are not embedded in the program package.) The most visible of these files is the [[taskfiles|Task file]]. It contains the [[ParserMonster Commands|commands]] and [[ParserMonster Directives|directives]] that make the framework come to life. Naturally, the more task files you have, the more powerful your program becomes. If you learn to write your own tasks, you may not have buy more than one ParserMonster-based product! (The obvious corollary is that, yes, you can mix and match tasks - as long as they are not embedded in the program package.)
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-===== Constant Files =====+===== Constant Files (cx*.txt) =====
 As you become more proficient with writing tasks and scripts, you'll want to explore [[parsermonster_constants|constants]], [[parsermonster_flags|flags]] and [[parsermonster_variables|variables]]. As you become more proficient with writing tasks and scripts, you'll want to explore [[parsermonster_constants|constants]], [[parsermonster_flags|flags]] and [[parsermonster_variables|variables]].
  
-You won't have access to most of the [[constantfiles|constant files]] maintained by ParserMonster. (you might see them in an Explorer window: they have a **cx-** prefix.) Constants are names for values. It is easier to write [[longtime|$LongTime]] than **Hh:Nn:Ss ampm**) and it is nearly impossible to remember some of the really long values, such as regular expressions.+You won't have access to most of the [[constantfiles|constant files]] maintained by ParserMonster. Constants are names for a number, a literal string, a formula or a state (** true ** / ** false **). It is easier to write [[longtime|$LongTime]] than **Hh:Nn:Ss ampm**) and it is nearly impossible to remember some of the really long values, such as the regular expression for something like $regexEmailAddress.
  
 ===== Data ===== ===== Data =====
data-driven-system.1439662941.txt.gz · Last modified: 2015/08/15 18:22 by Mitch

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