## Macro Command Reference

`import <filename> <mode> [separator] [xcol] [noxcol] [comment] [ignore] [comment sequence] [only number lines] [time format] [comma separator] [period separator] [timezone] [white spaces] [first row titles]`

Import an ASCII file
`<mode>`: Import mode (0=multicolumn, 1=error values).
`[separator]`: Defines the field separator for ASCII import.
`[xcol]`: Defines the X column starting with 1 as the first column.
`[noxcol]`: If true all columns will be interpreted as Y values and the X values will be generated as sequence number.
`[comment]`: Overwrites the default comment for the imported buffers.
`[ignore]`: Lines containing this string will be ignored.
`[comment sequence]`: Anything in a line behind this sequence will be ignored for import.
`[only number lines]`: If true import ignores all lines which not begin with a number.
`[no time]`: If true don't try to import time values
`[time format]`: custom time format for x column import.
`[comma separator]`: If true treat comma as field separator
`[period separator]`: If true treat period as field separator.
`[timezone]`: set the timezone for time values.
`[white spaces]`: If true import ignores leading white spaces in lines.
`[first row titles]`: If true import treat the firest row as column titles.

Example:

      import $file \       # filename
           0 \             # mode
           '' \            # separator
           1 \             # x col
           NO \            # no x col
           'comment' \     # comment
           '' \            # ignore
           '' \            # comment sequence
           YES \           # only num lines
           NO \            # notime
           'yyyy-MM-dd' \  # time format
           NO \            # comma separator
           NO \            # period separator
           '' \            # time zone
           NO              # whitespace
           NO              # first row titles