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util/utility.tcl The 'setpoint_script' for temperature controllers is now generated by '::utility::macro::getset' r2706 | ffr | 2008-09-25 08:47:12 +1000 (Thu, 25 Sep 2008) | 5 lines
60 lines
1.6 KiB
Tcl
60 lines
1.6 KiB
Tcl
# $Revision: 1.27 $
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# $Date: 2008-09-24 22:47:11 $
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# Author: Ferdi Franceschini (ffr@ansto.gov.au)
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# Last revision by: $Author: ffr $
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# Required by server_config.tcl
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VarMake Instrument Text Internal
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Instrument wombat
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Instrument lock
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#START SERVER CONFIGURATION SECTION
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source util/dmc2280/dmc2280_util.tcl
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source sics_ports.tcl
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source server_config.tcl
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#END SERVER CONFIGURATION SECTION
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########################################
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# INSTRUMENT SPECIFIC CONFIGURATION
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fileeval $cfPath(motors)/motor_configuration.tcl
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source instrument_vars.tcl
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fileeval $cfPath(source)/source.tcl
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source $cfPath(hipadaba)/hipadaba_configuration.tcl
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fileeval $cfPath(plc)/plc.tcl
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fileeval $cfPath(counter)/counter.tcl
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#TODO Provide method for choosing environment controller
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fileeval $cfPath(environment)/temperature/lakeshore340.tcl
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fileeval $cfPath(hmm)/hmm_configuration.tcl
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fileeval $cfPath(nexus)/nxscripts.tcl
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fileeval $cfPath(scan)/scan.tcl
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fileeval $cfPath(commands)/commands.tcl
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fileeval $cfPath(anticollider)/anticollider.tcl
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source gumxml.tcl
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########
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# Parameters set above the restore command will be clobbered by
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# the values in the status.tcl file
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# BIG WARNING: DON'T PUT 'restore' IN A CATCH BLOCK BECAUSE IT RETURNS
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# AN ERROR IF THERE IS NO ../log/status.tcl FILE.
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restore
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catch {
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::anticollider::init
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# ::environment::temperature::add_ls340 tc1 1
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# ::environment::temperature::add_ls340 tc2 2
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# ::environment::temperature::add_west400
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server_init
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if [file exists ../extraconfig.tcl] {
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fileeval ../extraconfig.tcl
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}
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buildHDB instrument_dictionary
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}
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clientput $errorContext
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clientput $callStack
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