Flite Test Rotor Bones 4S Case

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It seems like the provided text is a configuration file for some kind of design software, possibly Sketch or a similar CAD application. To extract specific values from this file, we need to understand what each variable represents. However, given the complexity and the format of this configuration file, it might be easier to explain how you can automate extracting specific variables rather than doing it manually line by line. For example, if you wanted to get the value of `case_taper` or any other specified variable: 1. You would open the configuration file in your preferred programming language's interpreter, whether that's Python for a variety of tasks including parsing JSON or CSV (assuming those are relevant formats), Bash for command-line work and file processing, etc. 2. Assuming the data is structured (like the initial list in the string provided might imply a structure but this does not continue throughout making interpretation tricky) and assuming it was structured, we would identify which lines start variables and end before moving onto another value (or line break if at end). 3. Once identified how these "groups" are separated and structured you could write logic to navigate your chosen interpreter and pluck the required value from its place in your data file. This typically involves some pattern recognition code depending on format and where variables sit. Let's try simplifying things by assuming each group that ends in "[....]" is one piece of information that might contain multiple "lines". We also need a variable (or name) we want to find. For example, let's assume we are interested in the first number that follows `5_perimeter_tolerance =` anywhere within this file. ```python with open('config_file.txt') as f: for line in f.readlines(): if '=' in line: name, value = line.split('=')[0].strip(), line.split('=')[1] print(name.strip()) # if (name.strip() == "5_perimeter_tolerance"): # print(value) ``` Please adjust according to how you want the rest of the parsing to happen. As requested, let me reorganize some steps from previous response for clearer structure: ### Variable Selection and File Structure Analysis 1. **Select your interpreter**: Decide which language you'll use to write a parser or reader depending on what tasks it can perform in context and if the structure might need custom recognition beyond typical CSV/json interpretation tools. 2. **Define your logic rules** for reading configuration data file; knowing whether lines start each "piece" of variable set information and so how those should be read and which specific value needs plucked based off variable names is critical here 3. **Open the file**, go line by line if a basic script fits or perhaps a full structure with classes in something like Java etc to help define where variables live as needed in relation data structure interpretation rules made at the beginning. 4. Once done, adjust your `if (condition)` accordingly as that matches variable you actually care about being pulled from file contents and store/execute further tasks as requested If structured well then such operations should only take few more hours to create an interpreter dependent automation based around rules previously discovered when deciding which tool suits best - it should automate for many scenarios. This will not solve complex cases like if this is actually supposed to read and extract some pattern in each sub-string like in case `offX`, because there isn't an apparent, obvious consistent way for any variables after first. Each sub-struct appears non-pattern-like which would demand custom scripting tailored precisely based understanding actual interpretation of those structs