Zet9.129Geo破解版zasp

ZASP Utility for ZET 8 version 2 ================================ ZASP is an external utility program which sorts and creates HTML formatted aspects lists for Astroprocessor ZET 8. At present ZET calls ZASP transparently to create sorted aspects lists (this may change), so unless you want to know more about ZASP, e.g. because you have a special requirement, you do not need to read this document. NEW IN VERSION 2: CSS styles sheet (zasp.css) allows formatting to be customized. Usage: ----- ZASP [ -s0 | -s1 | -s2 ] [-1 | -2] [-a] [] where: -sN optional sort key. Currently supported keys are: 0 - by planet, 1 - by orb value, 2 - by aspect name. Omitting this parameter is equivalent to -s0. -1 forces single chart type sorting (optional). -2 forces dual chart type sorting (optional). -a optional list of keys for sorting in aspect-name order. This option is utilized only with the -s2 option. optional plain text file of aspects created by ZET 8. If this option is missing the file [ZET]\Wrk\Aspects.txt is assumed. Notes: ----- 1. The input file is by default assumed to be "[ZET]\Wrk\Aspects.txt". Any file (in compatible format) can be sorted by including its name as the last item in the command line. 2. The output file is by default "[ZET]\Wrk\Aspects.html". If an input file name was specified, the output file has the same name but with the extension ".html", and is written to the input file folder. 3. A log file "zasp.log" is written to the [ZET] directory. If ZASP seems to be misbehaving, examine this file to see if it is finding the correct input file(s), etc. 4. Version 2 of ZASP uses a simple Cascading Style Sheet specification for formatting the output HTML document. This is the file "zasp.css". It should be kept in the same folder as the output from ZASP. You can edit this file as desired. 5. The options -1 and -2 are used to force a view on the aspects list. Astrological aspects may or may not form an ordered pair. In the case of most dual type (prognostic) charts an aspect A() is an ordered pair, i.e. p1 refers to say a transiting planet and p2 to a natal planet, and the aspect p1-A-p2 is NOT the same as p2-A-p1. In other cases (e.g. natal charts) the aspect A(p1, p2) does not form an ordered pair, and in these cases it is useful to list all planets in aspect to another, e.g. for "Sun square Mars" to be handled as an attribute of both Sun and Mars when sorting by planet name. As the list of aspects produced by ZET treats all aspects as ordered, ZASP infers whether the aspects are or are not ordered by examining the header of the input file, i.e. "Natal - Natal" implies unordered aspects, and "Natal - Transit" and "Natal - any other chart type" implies ordered. If it considers them unordered, it generates duplicates which are reversed. You can use these options to override this default behavior. 6. When sorting by aspect name, ZASP derives the sort order from ZET orb table files (in the [ZET]\Aspects folder). When the aspects are inferred to be unordered (and with the -1 option) the orb table file used is Natal.asp. If the aspects are inferred as ordered (and with the -2 option) the file used is Transit.asp. Any aspects not contained in the orb table files are appended to the end of the aspect names sort order as established from the orb table file. You can make ZASP read a custom aspect name order file by including its name in the -a option. The file name can be absolute or relative. The format of this file is plain text file, with aspect names in descending order, one per line, and each line is terminated by a semi-colon character, e.g. Conjunction; Parallel; Oppoisition Contraparallel; : 7. The planet ordered sort utilizes the ZET "planets.txt" file in the [ZET]\Language\XXX\ folder. Aspecting bodies not mentioned in this file are appended to the end of this order. 8. Localization. ZASP is localized for Russian and English users, along the lines of ZET. The UI language is discovered from "zetstart.log", thus if this file does not exist (very unlikely) ZASP processing may be incorrect. Other localizations on request. Independent operation --------------------- 1 Create a shortcut on the Windows Desktop to "zasp.exe" in the ZET folder. 2 Right-click the shortcut, select Properties. 3 Select the Shortcut tab, click "Change icon". In the Change Icon dialog, Browse to the ZET folder, select "zasp.ico", and click "OK". 4 In the Target field, enter the required command line paramters (inside the quotation characters). 5 In the Shortcut tab, select "Minimized" in the Run listbox. 6 Click "OK" to close the dialogs. 7 To run ZASP, double-click the Desktop shortcut. History ------- v1.0 Initial release for Russian and English users of ZET 7. v2.0 Updated for ZET 8. Adrian Orlowski sunzoomsprk@yahoo.co.uk