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how to set the tech purpose of 0 in an ASCII technolog file

I know the purpose of 0 is reserved by the system. But if I would like to use the purpose of 0, what's the name should I use? I can find other reserved purposes, such as 250 for 'boundary", 237 for 'label'. It seems 0 for 'unknown', however, if I use the 'unknown' as the purpose, error happens to say purpose 'unknown' is not defined. Can anyone give me some suggestions? Thanks.

Andrew Beckett over 15 years ago

If it's reserved by the system, why do you want to use it? I don't think it's possible to use it... I think it's reserved for the case where for some reason it's not been able to map that purpose.
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Andrew.
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