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14.10. DSL and DSLR Reference
A DSL file is a text file in a line-oriented format. Its entries are used for transforming a DSLR file into a file according to DRL syntax:
- A line starting with "#" or "//" (with or without preceding white space) is treated as a comment. A comment line starting with "#/" is scanned for words requesting a debug option, see below.
- Any line starting with an opening bracket ("[") is assumed to be the first line of a DSL entry definition.
- Any other line is appended to the preceding DSL entry definition, with the line end replaced by a space.
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