Topics in this section Overview Supported Languages in Content Change Languages in Help Content Localization Schedule Localization Notes Overview Desktop Connector is available in 13 different languages to support users worldwide.

Freely programmable, C-like language for data import and export.

To use this feature you have to write a User Language Program (ULP), and then execute it.

On the Schematic Automate or PCB Automation toolbar, click Run ULP .

The post processor language Post processors are highly flexible and fast because they are based on the JavaScript programming language .

User language programs (ULP) and scripts to automate common tasks are supplied with Electronics, but users can also write their own.

The data items to be used in a User Language Program must be defined before they can be used.

Even if you select a different language during download, Desktop Connector will use your system language .

Before a User Language Program can be executed, it has to be read in from a file.

Sheet settings include: ISO and ASME standard sheet sizes and border visibility Title block management and visibility Note: The Drawing workspace, as the rest of Fusion, is available in the following languages : German English Spanish French Italian Japanese Korean Chinese You can find the User Language settings in the General preferences in the Preferences dialog.

G-code tells an additive machine how to 3D print something in a language that the machine can understand.

Electronics uses the following file types: Name Type of file *.brd Layout *.sch Schematic *.lbr Library *.dbl Design Block file *.ulp User Language Program *.scr Script file *.txt Text file (also other suffixes) *.dru Design Rules *.ctl Control parameter for the Autorouter *.pro Autorouter protocol file *.job Autorouter job *.b$$ Backup file of .brd afer finishing the Autorouter *.mdl SPICE model *.cam CAM Processor job *.b#x Backup file of BRD (x = 1..9) *.s#x Backup file of SCH (x = 1..9) *.l#x Backup file of LBR (x = 1..9) *.b## Automatic backup file of BRD *.s## Automatic backup file of SCH *.l## Automatic backup file of LBR

The punctuators used in a User Language Program are [ ] Brackets ( ) Parentheses { } Braces , Comma ; Semicolon : Colon = Equal sign Other special characters are used as operators in a ULP.

As each virtual part corresponds to a (real existing) element in the board, the User Language supplies those parts as well, e.g. for BOM generation.

Syntax string language (); Returns language returns a string consisting of two lowercase characters that identifies the language used on the current system.