********	Tree definition for import - instruction	********	

Tree provided to Gemius in a form descibed below can be imported by Gemius to client's gemiusTraffic account.


The file consists of the groups which are defining folders/scripts to add in the same "folder".

Script is a leaf in the tree and can not be a parent for other scripts or folders. Folder can have other scripts or folders defined inside.

Every group begins with the line with "+" sign and a name of the folder to which system is adding a given folder or scripts.
In the next lines of a group there are the labels of the following folders/scripts to add. The lines which define scripts are started with "S:" and the lines which define folders are started with "N:".


WARNING: You must be careful with adding two label which have the same name. System automatically adds them (invisible) endings $01, $02, ..., but when one of them is used as a name of folder to which nodes should be added, the wrong label can be used.
Label can not be longer than 32 characters (longer labels will be cut to 32 characters).

Example of the import file:

+Main Node 
S:Script 1
N:Node 1
N:Node 2
+Node 1
S:Script 2
N:Node a1
+Node a1
S:Script X
+Node 2
S:Script Y

The structure equivalent to the definiton above is the following:

Main Node
  +-Script 1
  +-Node 1
  | +-Script 2
  | +-Node a1
  |    +-Script X
  +-Node 2
     +-Script Y



Please note - if you want to use the nodes with the same name, use the following import file (where you define ID of nodes; you refere those IDs in further requests to API):

+Main Node (id=1)
S:Script (id=2)
N:Node (id=3)
N:Node (id=4)
+Node (id=3)
S:Script (id=5)
N:Node (id=6)
+Node (id=6)
S:Script (id=7)
+Node (id=4)
S:Script (id=8)


The structure equivalent to the definiton above is the following:

Main Node
  +-Script
  +-Node
  | +-Script
  | +-Node
  |    +-Script
  +-Node
     +-Script


[please note - the ID is just a number convinient to a client; those can be any numbers, not necessarily 1,2,3 and so on]
Important: Please use only Latin characters.