A WSS file is comprised of several sections the sequence of which is
significant and must not be altered. Except for the INFO section which is
located at the beginning of the file every section is bounded by 
and
. Entries in sections are either keyword value tuples, a list
of points (POINTS section), a list of grid (or boundary) elements (GRID
section) or a list of values (ATTRIBUTES section). The character #
introduces a single-line comment; the rest of the line is ignored. Multi-line
comments are not supported. Fig. B.1 depicts the syntax definition of
basic WSS elements.
Figure B.1:
Basic WSS grammar
elements. Semantical predicates are used to distinguish vectors of different
geometrical dimension. Note that the semantical predicate is actually not
necessary to parse vectors of different dimension, but rather allows to detect
dimension inconsistencies in the file.
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