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In Radialix 2, many project fields contain tags and variables. For example, tags and variables can be found in file names. Radialix substitutes tags with their values before a field value is used.

Tags

A tag is a string – tag name, which is enclosed into angle brackets < and >. Tags cannot be nested. Radialix 2 supports the following tags:

<ProjectPath> Path to a project file
<Title> File title
<SrcPath> Path to a source, non-localized file
<SrcFileName> Source file name without extension
<SrcFileExt> Extension of a source file name
<PrimaryLangID> Primary part of language ID
<SubLangID> Subsidiary part of language ID
<LangID> Full language ID
<HexLangID> Full language ID in hexadecimal format
<LangCode> Language code
<WinCode> Language code in Windows OS
<LanguageName> Language name, for example, English, English (United States), English (United Kingdom), etc.
<ValueID> Value ID
<ISO-3166-2> Two-letter country code from ISO-3166-1
<ISO-3166-3> Three-letter country code from ISO-3166-1
<ISO-639-1> Language code ISO-639
<ISO-639-2B> Bibliographic language code from ISO-639
<ISO-639-2T> Terminological language code from ISO-639
<ResID> Resource ID, used in the editor settings
<ResFileExt> Resource file name extension, used in the editor settings
<SaveFileName> File name to save a resource, used in the editor settings
<SimSuffix> “-simul” string, inserted in the simulation mode. In the normal mode, it is not used in the file name.

Environment Variables

An environmant variable is a string – name of a variable, which is enclosed in percent symbols (%). Variables are created and edited with the tools of the operating system. Once variables have been modified, it is necessary to close and run Radialix 2 again.