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merge and replace with PSI+site_ansto

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Douglas Clowes
2012-11-26 11:33:14 +11:00
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@ -112,7 +112,9 @@ time intervalls. This can be achieved with the sicscron command:
<DT>sicscron intervall bla blab blab
<DD>This command installs a reoccuring task into SICS. The first
parameter is the intervall in seconds between calls to the SICS
command. Everything behind that is treated as the command to execute.
command. Everything behind that is treated as the command to execute.
The script has to be designed such that it does not return errors.
Errors in a cron script cause the cron task to be stopped.
</DL>
</P>
<H2>The SICS Online Help System</H2>

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@ -104,6 +104,20 @@ the dictionary file:
would denote the normal counting tube at a scanning type of
experiment.
</dl>
<dt>nxscript puthdb path ?alias
<dd>Put a hipadaba path. The alias to put the data too is found in one of two places: as the nxalias
property on the node or as given on the command line. The alias is expected to match the size and type of
the data. Please note that hipadaba stores all floats as double which is NX_FLOAT64 as number type.
<dt>nxscript puthdboff path offset ?alias</dt>
<dd>Put a hipadaba path. The alias to put the data too is found in one of two places: as the nxalias
property on the node or as given on the command line. The alias is expected to match the size and type of
the data. Please note that hipadaba stores all floats as double which is NX_FLOAT64 as number type. Writing
data is started with the offset specified from the start of the data. This is useful to split a histogram
memory area into separate detectors or whatever.
<dt>nxscript puthdbslab path start size
<dd>Put a hipdaba node as a slab. The node must have a property nxalias to determine where to write to.
Start and size are Tcl lists which give the start point where to write and the size of the data
to write. See nxscript putslab for more information.
<dt>nxscript puthm hmAlias hmName ?start? ?length? ?bank?
<dd>Writes data from the histogram memory hmName to a NeXus file using
the alias hmAlias. Nxscript automatically updates the dim0, dim1, ..., timedim
@ -149,6 +163,10 @@ designated by targetAlias.
to write as a Tcl list and obj is the SICS object to write. Obj can be a
histogram memory; then the histogram memory data is written. Or it can be
a sicsdata object, the value of which will then be written.
<dt>nxscript putslab16 alias startlist sizelist obj
<dd>Writes a slab of data as above. Parameters are as setailed above.
The difference is that this converts the data to a6 bit int before writing.
And SICSData objects are not supported.
</dl>
</p>
<H1>Automatic Updating of NeXus Files</H1>