Looking at this whole thread to date... 

I use same version of therion and windows as Andrew, plus Vladimir's beta as well.

I have many projects that have multiple entrances defined, as well and main entrances, and in a hierarchical structure.

Never any problems encountered over many years, once I understood the, main entrance – minor entrance distinction.

Andrew, it is not just that you are using a different computer or editor, and the ‘survey -entrance’  is turning into ‘survey –entrance’ (ie short dash to long dash)?

Or some other unexpected thing like that?

A sample main entrance definition, a bit complicated, but it works for simple ones as well;

survey a -title "Survey A Upper levels to Smaugs Hall towards Connection Pitch Middle Earth Cave" \

         -entrance a1

At a higher level index file I name the main cave appropriately, ie

survey GLMESM_system -title "Greenlink, Middle Earth,<br>Swiss Maid Cave System"

The export statement I use is;

export cave-list \

  -surveys on   \

  -location off \

  -output ./Output/GLMESM_SystemCaves.html

And it produces output like the attached image, which has a 4 level deep hierarchy, main caves entrances, minor entrances and unexplored entrances all included…

Bruce

-------- Original message --------
From: Andrew Atkinson via Therion <therion@speleo.sk>
Date: 10/01/17 00:54 (GMT+12:00)
To: List for Therion users <therion@speleo.sk>
Cc: Andrew Atkinson <andrew@wotcc.org.uk>
Subject: [Therion] Entrance for cave list

Page 17 of the Therion hook states that station <station name>
Under the context survey should be used as the entrance identifier for a cave to be used in cave-list export.

However, this gives an error unknown command -- entrance

Now I can sort of get round it using
Station 0 "" entrance
in the centerline, but this does not define a cave so the list is a bit weird. Am I missing something?

V 5.3.16 on windows 10

Andrew