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Changed plus to asterisk for showing curve

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2024-09-04 08:31:25 +02:00
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doc/variables_config.md
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@ -8,7 +8,7 @@ Such a file has to be located under the `config/` folder.
The current process for getting the different information is the following :
1. Available variables and parameters are got from InfluxDB, more specifically in the `setup_info` field of the measurements `nicos/se_main`, `nicos/se_stick`, `nicos/se_addons`. Here :
- The category `+` is given to parameters `value` and `target`, the category `-` is given to any other parameters.
- The category `*` is given to parameters `value` and `target`, the category `-` is given to any other parameters.
- The unit is `1` is it is not present or if it is an empty string, or the unit if correct.
- The color is not given yet.
2. The configuration file `generic.ini` is first used to modify the different values for each couple variable/parameter.
@ -81,7 +81,7 @@ Valid syntaxes for this example are `T_plato=unit:K,color:#FF0000` or `T_plato=c
## Special values and omissions
If `cat` is `+`, then the associated parameter is displayed, in the block of its unit.
If `cat` is `*`, then the associated parameter is displayed, in the block of its unit.
If `cat` is `-`, then the associated parameter is not displayed. This can be used to explicitely hide `value` and/or `target` parameters of a variable.
Omitting a value means that it will be inherited from the previous configuration files.
@ -89,4 +89,4 @@ Omitting a value means that it will be inherited from the previous configuration
## Diverse examples
- `T_plato=-` : the `value` parameter of T_plato is never displayed
- `T_plato.raw=+` : the `raw` parameter of T_plato will be displayed in the default block corresponding to its unit
- `T_plato.raw=*` : the `raw` parameter of T_plato will be displayed in the default block corresponding to its unit