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FUNCTION ID |
CITY OR AIRPORT NAME |
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.CE |
KATHMANDU |
Shown above is the entry that will encode a city or airport name. The
purpose of this entry is to determine the three-letter code for a specified
city or airport.
The entry begins with a function identifier consisting of a full stop,
followed by the letters "CE" for "city encode". This is followed by the name
of the city or airport you wish to encode.
In application, the entry shown above would determine the three-letter code
for all cities named "Kathmandu" and display this information on your
screen.
Encoding cities and airports
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FUNCTION ID |
CITY OR AIRPORT NAME |
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.CE |
LAGUARDIA |
When a city has only one airport, the airport name often reflects the city
name, e.g. San Francisco International airport. When a city has multiple
airports, each airport has a name distinct from the city, e.g. Heathrow
airport in London, UK.
In application, the entry shown above would determine the three-letter code
for the airport named "LaGuardia" and display this information on your
screen.
Decoding cities and airports
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FUNCTION ID |
CITY OR AIRPORT CODE |
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.CD |
KTM |
Shown above is the entry to decode a city or airport code. The purpose of
this entry is to determine the name of the airport or city corresponding to
the specified three-letter code and display this information on your
screen.
The entry consists of the function identifier ".CD" for "city decode" and a
three-letter airport or city code.
In application, the entry shown would determine the city or airport name
corresponding to the code "KTM".
Encoding airlines
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FUNCTION ID |
AIRLINE NAME |
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.AE |
NEPAL AIRLINES |
Shown above is the entry to encode an airline name. The purpose of this
entry is to determine the two-character airline code for the airline name
specified and display this information on your screen.
The entry consists of the function identifier ".AE" for "airline encode"
and the name of the airline you wish to encode.
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Decoding airlines
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FUNCTION ID |
AIRLINE CODE |
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.AD |
RA |
Now shown is the entry to decode an airline code. The purpose of this entry
is to determine the name of the airline that corresponds to the specified
two-character airline code and display this information on your screen.
The entry consists of the function identifier ".AD" for "airline decode"
and the two-character code of the airline you wish to decode.
In application, the entry shown above would determine the name of the
airline that corresponds to the two-character code "RA" and display that
information on your screen.
Decoding airlines
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FUNCTION ID |
FIRST LETTER |
|
.AD |
A |
Here is another entry to decode airline codes. The purpose of this entry is
to determine the names of all airlines whose corresponding two-character
codes begin with the character specified.
The entry consists of the function identifier ".AD" for "airline decode"
and the first character of a two-character code.
In application, the entry shown above would display the names of all
airlines whose two-character codes begin with the letter "A".
Encoding and decoding aircraft equipment
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FUNCTION ID |
EQUIPMENT NAME |
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.EE |
BELL |
Shown above is an entry that will encode an equipment type. The purpose of
this entry is to determine the three-character equipment code for the
equipment type specified and display this information on your screen.
The entry consists of the function ID ".EE" for "equipment encode" and the
name of the equipment you wish to encode.
In application, the entry shown above would determine the three-character
code for all equipment types whose names begin with "BELL" and display this
information on your screen.
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FUNCTION ID |
FIRST LETTER |
|
.EE |
B |
Shown above is the entry to encode all equipment types starting with a
specified letter.
The entry consists of the function ID ".EE" for "equipment encode" and the
first letter of an equipment name.
In application, the entry shown above would determine the three-character
codes for all equipment names beginning with the letter "B" and display this
information on your screen.
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FUNCTION ID |
EQUIPMENT CODE |
|
.ED |
BEC |
Shown above is the entry to decode a three-character equipment code. The
purpose of this entry is to determine the name of the equipment
corresponding to the specified three-character code and display this
information on your screen.
The entry consists of the function ID ".ED" for "equipment decode" and the
three-character equipment code you wish to decode.
In application, the entry shown above would determine the name
corresponding to the equipment code "BEC" and display this information on
your screen
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FUNCTION ID |
FIRST LETTER |
|
.ED |
B |
Shown above is the entry to decode all equipment codes starting with a
specified character.
The entry consists of the function ID ".ED" for "equipment decode" and the
first character of a three-character equipment code.
In application, the entry shown above would display the names of all
equipment types whose corresponding codes begin with the letter "B".
Encoding and decoding countries and states
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FUNCTION ID |
COUNTRY NAME |
|
.LE |
CANADA |
Shown above is an entry that will encode a country name. The purpose of
this entry is to determine the two-letter code for the country specified and
display this information on your screen.
The entry consists of the function ID ".LE" for "location encode" and the
name of the country you wish to encode.
In application, the entry shown above would determine the two-letter code
for the country named Canada.
Encoding and decoding countries and states
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FUNCTION ID |
COUNTRY NAME |
OBLIQUE |
COUNTRY NAME |
OBLIQUE |
COUNTRY NAME |
|
.LE |
CANADA |
/ |
SPAIN |
/ |
PORTUGAL |
Shown above is an entry that will encode multiple country names. The
purpose of this entry is to determine the two-letter codes for the countries
specified and display this information on your screen.
The entry consists of the function ID ".LE" for "location encode" and the
names of the countries you wish to encode, separated by obliques.
In application, the entry shown above would determine the two-letter codes
for the countries named Canada, Spain and Portugal.
Encoding and decoding countries and states
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FUNCTION ID |
FIRST LETTER |
|
.LE |
B |
Shown above is the entry to encode all countries starting with a specified
letter.
The entry consists of the function ID ".LE" for "location encode" and the
first letter of a country name.
In application, the entry shown above would determine the two-letter codes
for all countries beginning with the letter "B" and display this information
on your screen.
Encoding and decoding countries and states
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FUNCTION ID |
COUNTRY CODE |
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.LD |
GA |
Shown above is the entry to decode a two-letter country code. The purpose
of this entry is to determine the name of the country corresponding to the
specified two-letter code and display this information on your screen.
The entry consists of the function ID ".LD" for "location decode" and the
two-letter country code you wish to decode.
In application, the entry shown above would determine the name
corresponding to the country code "GA" and display this information on your
screen.
Encoding and decoding countries and states
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FUNCTION ID |
COUNTRY CODE |
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.LD |
GA |
Shown above is the entry to decode a two-letter country code. The purpose
of this entry is to determine the name of the country corresponding to the
specified two-letter code and display this information on your screen.
The entry consists of the function ID ".LD" for "location decode" and the
two-letter country code you wish to decode.
In application, the entry shown above would determine the name
corresponding to the country code "GA" and display this information on your
screen.
Encoding and decoding countries and states
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FUNCTION ID |
FIRST LETTER |
|
.LD |
B |
Shown above is the entry to decode all country codes starting with a
specified letter.
The entry consists of the function ID ".LD" for "location decode" and the
first letter of a two-letter country code.
In application, the entry shown above would display the names of all
countries whose corresponding codes begin with the letter "B".
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