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\chapter {The ISO Macros Database}\label{isomacros}
The database \file{/usr/etc/isoentities} contains a simple mapping between
user-friendly strings and network addresses.
This database is used by when trying to resolve textual respresentations of
network addresses
(as desccribed in Section~\ref{addr:encodings}) for use with the network.
The database itself is an ordinary ASCII text file containing an entry for
each locally defined macro.
Each entry contains
\begin{itemize}
\item the macro, a simple string; and,
\item the prefix of the corresponding network address.
\end{itemize}
Blanks and/or tab characters are used to seperate items.
However,
double-quotes may be used to prevent separation between arguments.
The sharp character (`\verb"#"') at the beginning of a line indicates a
commentary line.
Unlike the other databases in the ISODE,
the user may not directly access this file.
The routine \verb"str2paddr" and \verb"paddr2str" use this automatically.
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\section {User-Specific Macros}
By default a user-specific macros database is consulted before the
system-wide macros file.
The user-specific file is called \file{\$HOME/.isode\_macros} in the user's
home directory.