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User Language

The EAGLE User Language can be used to access the EAGLE data structures and to create a wide variety of output files.

To use this feature you have to write a User Language Program (ULP), and then execute it.

The following sections describe the EAGLE User Language in detail:

Syntax lists the rules a ULP file has to follow

Data Types defines the basic data types

Object Types defines the EAGLE objects

Definitions shows how to write a definition

Operators lists the valid operators

Expressions shows how to write expressions

Statements defines the valid statements

Builtins lists the builtin constants, functions etc.

Dialogs shows how to implement a graphical frontent to a ULP

Index

Syntax	lists the rules a ULP file has to follow
Data Types	defines the basic data types
Object Types	defines the EAGLE objects
Definitions	shows how to write a definition
Operators	lists the valid operators
Expressions	shows how to write expressions
Statements	defines the valid statements
Builtins	lists the builtin constants, functions etc.
Dialogs	shows how to implement a graphical frontent to a ULP