anchor.diff:                                     :range :variable})]
      :name "ECO UV BAR DMX"})
   ```
  +
  +> Of course this is a very simple fixture, but I didn't want to waste
  +> a ton of space on the example, and it shows the basic idea.
  +
  +The new definition file will be written to the same directory as the
  +`.qxf` file it was based on. It is not named properly nor placed in a
  +directory hierarchy that would enable it to be loaded using a normal
  +Clojure `require` form, because it is intended to be loaded
  +individualy using Afterglow's init-file mechanism, also described in
  +https://github.com/brunchboy/afterglow#usage[Usage], and by
  +https://github.com/brunchboy/afterglow-max#afterglow-max[afterglow-max]'s
  +`load-init-file` function. If you are creating definitions for several
  +fixtures from the same manufacturer, you are encouraged to combine
  +them into a single file, as described in the API documentation at the
  +top of the example above. The `ns` form places the fixture definition
  +functions in a package named after the manufacturer, and so needs to
  +appear only once at the top of the file, and all the fixture
  +definition functions themselves can be listed after it.
  +
  +Using the fixture definition from this example, once the file is
  +loaded, is as simple as calling
  +`(afterglow.fixtures.american-dj/eco-uv-bar-dmx)` within
  +http://deepsymmetry.org/afterglow/doc/afterglow.show.html#var-patch-fixture.21[show/patch-fixture!].
  
positive.code: DJ Eco UV Bar], like so:
  
  ```
  % java -jar target/uberjar/afterglow.jar -q American-DJ-ECO-UV-BAR-DMX.qxf
  Translated fixture definition written to eco-uv-bar-dmx.clj
  ```
  
  
negative.code: links between channels that pair up to control a single fixture
  function, among other things), Afterglow can still use them as a
  starting point to help you creating a fixture definition, and save a
  whole lot of time reading fixture manuals, and trial and error...
  especially when it comes to channels with a lot of functions, like
  gobo wheels. So when you decide to create an Afterglow fixture
  definition, start by looking to see if QLC+ already has one for that
  