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<HTML>
<HEAD>
<TITLE>The Batch Buffer Manager</TITLE>
</HEAD>
<BODY>
<H1>The Batch Buffer Manager</H1>
<P>
The batch buffer manager handles the execution of batch files. It can
execute batch files directly. Additionally, batch files can be added
into a queue for later processing. The batch buffer manager supports
the following command described below. Please note, that the examples
assume that the batch manager has been configured into SICS under the
name of exe.
<dl>
<dt>exe buffername
<dd>directly load the buffer stored in the file buffername and execute
it. The file is searched in the batch buffer search path.
<dt>exe batchpath [newpath]
<dd>Without an argument, this command lists the directories which are
searched for batch files. With an argument, a new search path is
set. It is possible to specify multiple directories by separating them
with colons.
<dt>exe syspath [newpath]
<dd>Without an argument, this command lists the system directories which are
searched for batch files. With an argument, a new system search path is
set. It is possible to specify multiple directories by separating them
with colons.
<dt>exe info
<dd>prints the name of the currently executing batch buffer
<dt>exe info stack
<dd>prints the stack of nested batch files (i.e. batch files calling
each other).
<dt>exe info range [name]
<dd>Without an argument prints the range of code currently being
executed. With a parameter, prints the range of code executing in
named buffer within the stack of nested buffers. The reply looks like:
number of start character = number of end character = line number.
<dt>exe info text [name]
<dd>Without an argument prints the code text currently being
executed. With a parameter, prints the range of code text executing in the
named buffer within the stack of nested buffers.
<dt>exe enqueue buffername
<dd>Appends buffername to the queue of batch buffers to execute.
<dt>exe clear
<dt>Clears the queue of batch buffers
<dt>exe queue
<dd>Prints the content of the batch buffer queue.
<dt>exe run
<dd>Starts executing the batch buffers in the queue.
<dt>exe print buffername
<dd>Prints the content of the batch buffer buffername to the screen.
<dt>exe interest
<dd>Switches on automatic notification about starting batch files,
executing a new bit of code or for finishing a batch file. This is
most useful for SICS clients watching the progress of the experiment.
</dl>
</P>
</BODY>
</HTML>

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<li>Measure a couple of reflections.
<li>Furthermore there are some specialities.
</ul>
There are two ways to achieve all this:
The older way uses some built in SICS functionality plus some external
programs inherited from the ILL. This is called the ILL operation.
Then a complete
four circle package called DIFRAC from P. White and Eric Gabe was
integrated into SICS.
This is The Difrac way of operation.
</p>
<h2>DIFRAC</h2>
<p>
The DIFRAC commands are accessed by prepending the difrac commands
with <b>dif</b>. For example: "dif td" calls the difrac td
command. For more information on DIFRAC commands see the separate
<a href="diftrics.htm">DIFRAC manual</a>.
</p>
<h2>ILL operation</h2>
<h3>Locate Reflections</h3>
<p>
If you know x-ray single crystal diffractometers you'll expect sophisticated

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<dd>reads reflection HKL values from file filename and performs
tricsscans for each reflection. These will be done eith step width
step, the number of steps np with counting mode mode and a preset of
preset. These parameters have the same meaning as described above.
preset. These parameters have the same meaning as described above. If the
{\bf hkl nb 1} command has been given before the invocation of this scan,
reflections will be searched in normal beam geometry. psdrefscan, however,
will only print the normal four circle angles, though.
<dt>detscan start step np mode preset
<dd>Detscan performs a scan in two theta. This may be useful for detector
calibrations. Arguments as described above.
<dt>phscan start step np mode preset
<dd>Phscan performs a scan in phi. This can be usefule for orienting a
crystal. Arguments as described above.
<dt>o2tscan2d start step np mode preset
<dd>O2tscan2d performs a omega - two-theta scan with the PSD.
Arguments as described above.
<dt>hklscan2d
<dd> For a scan in reciprocal space with the PSD, see the
documentation for <a href="hklscan.htm">hklscan</a>. Please note that
for a PSD HKL scan, all commans have to start with hklscan2d.
</dl>
</P>