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1. Normal TeLiTab, 

    TableNo%>0:
   "Text$"
   "..."
   "Text$"
   @DOCUMENT_ParName_CaseNumber
   Document$
   @END_DOCUMENT_ParName_CaseNumber
   @END_DOCUMENTS
   ListNo%
   "ParName"   ParVal
   ...         ...
   "ParName"   ParVal
   TableNo%   "ParName" ...  "ParName"
   "1"         ParVal   ...   ParVal
   ...         ...      ...   ...
   "nr.cases"  ParVal   ...   ParVal

   
   

2. Transposed TeLiTab,

    TableNo%<0:
   "Text$"
   "..."
   "Text$"
   @DOCUMENT_ParName_CaseNumber
   Document$
   @END_DOCUMENT_ParName_CaseNumber
   @END_DOCUMENTS
   "ParName"   ParVal
   ...         ...
   "ParName"   ParVal
   TableNo%     "1"      ...   "nr.cases"
   "ParName"    ParVal   ...    ParVal
    ...         ...      ...    ... 
   "ParName"    ParVal   ...    ParVal

   
   

Arguments

• Text$ is optional and contains text between quotes for each line. If only DOCUMENT blocks are used, the TeLiTab should start with an empty line;

• @DOCUMENT_ParName_CaseNumber  indicates the start of a document section which is related to ParName  of case CaseNumber . So @DOCUMENT_B_1  is the starting tag for the document-value of the list parameter B , or its first case in a table;

• Document$ contains text with CrLf's;

• @END_DOCUMENT_ParName_CaseNumber  indicates the end of a document section which is related to ParName  of case CaseNumber . So @END_DOCUMENT_B_1  is the ending tag for the document-value of the list parameter B , or its first case in a table;

• The DOCUMENT block should always close with a @END_DOCUMENTS tag;

• Each DOCUMENT block is representing the documents on its own level in the TeLiTab (see the schematic recursive figure above).

• The parameter containing a document Document$  defined by @DOCUMENT_ParName_CaseNumber Document$@END_DOCUMENT_ParNam_CaseNumber  should have "\DOCUMENT" as value in the list or table;

• ListNo% is an integer value indicating the number of parameters in the list;

• ParName is the parameter name (between quotes and unique in that level of the TeLiTab. So, although the syntax shows several ParName items, they cannot have the same name!);

• ParVal is the value of the parameter;
• TableNo% is an integer value indicating the number of parameters in the table, when using a negative value Quaestor expects a transposed TeLiTab with parameter on the rows and cases as columns;
• ParName  is the parameter name (between quotes and unique in that level of the TeLiTab. So, although the syntax shows several 

  
  
  ParName

  
  

   

  
  

   items, they cannot have the same name!);

• nr.cases is the maximun case row or column number;

• ParVal is the value of the parameter;

• For both list and table values, please note that string values should always be between double quotes;

• A parameter should always be of the same type (either STRING, TeLiTab, VALUE or OBJECT) within the same TeLiTab structure;

• Each nested telitab starts with { and ends with } , which should both be provided on a new line:

  
  

   

  ListNo%
  "ParName"
  {
   "Text$"
   "..."
   "Text$"
   @DOCUMENT_ParName_CaseNumber
   Document$
   @END_DOCUMENT_ParName_CaseNumber
   @END_DOCUMENTS
   ListNo%
   "ParName"   ParVal
   ...         ...
   "ParName"   ParVal
   TableNo%   "ParName" ...  "ParName"
   "1"         ParVal   ...   ParVal
   ...         ...      ...   ...
   "nr.cases"  ParVal   ...   ParVal
  }

  
  

  
  

• In a list TeLiTab or OBJECT values are provided at the end of the list. So they should not be followed by any additional string or value parameters;

• If TeLiTab or OBJECT values have to be included in the table, TableNo% should be the total number of table parameters, including the TeLiTab or OBJECT parameters. This is not really surprising as the OBJECT or TeLiTab parameters for these values are indeed part of the Table. However, the structure is difference in only blocks with { and  } divide the different values:

  
  

   "ParName"

  {
   "Text$"
   "..."
   "Text$"
   @DOCUMENT_ParName_CaseNumber
   Document$
   @END_DOCUMENT_ParName_CaseNumber
   @END_DOCUMENTS
   ListNo%
   "ParName"   ParVal
   ...         ...
   "ParName"   ParVal
   TableNo%   "ParName" ...  "ParName"
   "1"         ParVal   ...   ParVal
   ...         ...      ...   ...
   "nr.cases"  ParVal   ...   ParVal
  }
  {
   ...
  }
  {
   "Text$"
   "..."
   "Text$"
   @DOCUMENT_ParName_CaseNumber
   Document$
   @END_DOCUMENT_ParName_CaseNumber
   @END_DOCUMENTS
   ListNo%
   "ParName"   ParVal
   ...         ...
   "ParName"   ParVal
   TableNo%   "ParName" ...  "ParName"
   "1"         ParVal   ...   ParVal
   ...         ...      ...   ...
   "nr.cases"  ParVal   ...   ParVal
  }

  
  

  
  

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1. Parameter names, strings, documents and case numbers should always be between quotes;
2. As mentioned: each parameter within the same TeLiTab should have a unique name;
3. Because a parameter can be either a single value or an object with several values, a parameter can be an Object, and, an Object is also a parameter. However, a parameter should always be of the same type (either STRING, TeLiTab, VALUE or OBJECT) within the same TeLiTab structure;
4. Moreover, an Object or TeLiTab has the same structure in a TeLiTab set;

5. Parameters can have documents as values, in that case ParVal for this parameter should be replaced with 

   "\DOCUMENT". These document are defined as a block after the text part and prior to the list parameters. If the text part is NOT provided the TeLiTab should start with an empty line. This should be the case on any TeLiTab level. A document is basically a set of strings (text) with character returns;
6. A telitab with a table but no list has to start with a 0, indicating that there are no list values;
7. A transposed table has a negative values for the number of parameters (the cases become collums and the parameters rows);
8. As shown, a multi-case object might have a different amount of parameters voor each case (and contain no optional stuff);

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