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There are principally no translations associated with these charts because the user writes his own text (titles), the Y-axis have been translated already section [website] or [general] and only when new axis arrive new translations will be needed. The legend ~~words,~~of ~~because~~the ~~those~~compiler charts however may require some user action. Because the legend ~~are~~is formed by the reserved words of the plotvariables, ~~have~~some a ~~language~~of ~~file~~which ~~entry~~may be created by the user, ~~section~~the ~~[compiler].~~descriptions Ifof the ~~users~~legend ~~wishes~~may tobecome ~~translate~~somewhat ~~those~~incomprehensible ~~(give~~for ~~another~~the ~~wording)~~unknown hewebsite ~~can~~user. ~~find~~Therefore, ~~those~~the legend descriptions get their own ~~terms~~entries in the language file ~~under~~in the section ~~Compiler~~compiler. You can use those entries for translation and/or change of description. == Operation == === When using the CDL OUTPUT spec === For every OUTPUT specification in the definition file an output is created containing all charts defined from that point, including the chart on which it was defined. ''~~cumulusutils~~cumuluscharts.txt'' will always be created which means at least the first chart will be in there. ''~~cumulusutils~~cumuluscharts.txt'' will be used to fill the Home button in the CumulusUtils website. So: #An output spec ''file1.txt'' for the first chart will create ''~~cumulusutilcharts~~cumuluscharts.txt'' containing the first chart and a ''file1.txt'' also containing the first chart but also the subsequent charts. #An output spec ''file2.txt'' for the third chart will create chart 1 and 2 in ''file1.txt'' and chart 3 in ''file2.txt''. #An output spec ''file3.txt'' for the last and eighth chart will create chart 3,4,5,6,7 in ''file2.txt'' and chart 8 in ''file3.txt''