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Initial import

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1command FILI <kind> <filter1>[;<filter2>[;...;<filterN>]]
2============
3
4key: read filter(s)
5
6Reads one or more filters from file into memory (only one digital 'D'
7filter).  All following FILTER commands of the same <kind> will use
8these filters read in.  Filters read in by previous FILI commands
9are overwritten.  The filters are searched in the current directory
10and if not found there, they are read from the filter directory.  The
11filter directory can be changed by FCT PATH FILTER <dir-string>.
12
13The filter file extensions must be omitted.  The extensions are
14".FLF" for FFT and digital filters (<kind> = 'F', <kind> = 'D') and
15".FLR" for recursive filters (<kind> = 'R').
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17For detailed information about filter file format see FILTFORM.INF.
18If a sequence of FFT filters is read in, zeroes in numerator and
19denominator of all transfer functions are shortened automatically
20if possible.
21
22
23parameters
24
25<kind>  ---  parameter type: char
26   Determines kind of filter file.  Valid values are 'F' (FFT filters),
27   'D' (digital filters) and 'R' (recursive filters).
28
29<filter1> ... <filterN>  ---  parameter type: filename (without extension)
30   Name of filter files to be read into memory.
31
32
33valid qualifiers
34
35/COMPRESS
36   Only valid for FFT filters (<kind> = 'F').  The transfer functions
37   of the whole sequence is squeezed to a single transfer function.
38   This way the filtering is done in a single step and not by a
39   cascade of filters.
40
41
42example:
43
44   FILI F WWSSN_SP        ! reads WWSSN-SP FFT filter
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