I'm setting up a multiISP server

SW configs includes

        /params
                BORDER_EXT0_IF=eth0
                BORDER_EXT1_IF=eth1
                BORDER_EXT2_IF=eth2
                BORDER_EXT3_IF=eth3
                BORDER_INT_IF=eth4
                ...

        /interfaces
                ?FORMAT 2
                #ZONE     INTERFACE     OPTIONS
                net       EXT0_IF       optional,physical=$BORDER_EXT0_IF,...
                net1      EXT1_IF       optional,physical=$BORDER_EXT1_IF,...
                net2      EXT2_IF       optional,physical=$BORDER_EXT2_IF,...
                net3      EXT3_IF       optional,physical=$BORDER_EXT3_IF,...
                -         INT_IF        physical=$BORDER_INT_IF,...

        /providers
                ISP00    1        0x100    main        EXT0_IF     detect       
  track,balance        INT_IF
                ISP01    2        0x200    main        EXT1_IF     detect       
  track,balance        INT_IF
                ISP02    3        0x300    main        EXT2_IF     detect       
  track,balance        INT_IF
                ISP03    4        0x400    main        EXT3_IF     detect       
  track,balance        INT_IF

Am I correct that the Gateway addresses for each of the three providers will

(1) be populated due to the presence of the 'detect'
(2) be assigned to vars named

        $SW_<INFC>_GATEWAY

where <INTFC> is the *uppercased* name of the actual physical interface?

I.e., in this ^^ case,

        provider ISP00's GW == $SW_ETH0_GATEWAY
        provider ISP01's GW == $SW_ETH1_GATEWAY
        provider ISP02's GW == $SW_ETH2_GATEWAY
        provider ISP03's GW == $SW_ETH3_GATEWAY

?

To my read, it appears to be the case, but I've not yet managed to definitively 
convince myself of the naming convention from docs or code.

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