The var commands support a new variable substitution tag, <r3:domvar>. Rather than using tags to store substitutions that are not strictly translations, a <r3:domvar> tag is used in conjunction with a vars table in the database to perform key/phrase substitutions. Most of the functionality is very similar to that for translations. The major difference occurs with save commands. Whereas r3 stores translations in xliff format suitable for translation tools, vars data is stored in a simpler, standard xml file format.
usage:r3 [-c <arg>] [-u] [-x] [-q] var var substitution utilities set set value for var key term save save various var data to file merge [-l <arg>] merge var data from file list list vars in location (to generic level unless full path given) view view var delete delete var promote [-f] promote specified key term in var towards more generic level specialize specialize var towards a more specific level searchpath pathinfo for var move move key for var between two locations clear clear part or all vars
r3 var set location name
var
Sets the substitution value of name
at the location specified by location . You can
specify location leaving off the page element; in
that case, the command sets the value for var in the generic page. If
location specifies a non-generic page, the
command assumes the page already exists. (That is, you should have
already created the page using r3
target create).
For example: r3 var set cheese/ca xyz abc
creates the value abc for
xyz for the location
cheese/ca/generic. When a template at
cheese/ca/generic contains
<r3:domvar>xyz</r3:domvar>, r3 substitutes this with
abc.
set : create
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