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...: Keep lazylogger copying runs with run# - "stay behind" (ex: 1) ...ion : Enable multiple lazy on same source. Ex: 3ch : 3.0, 3.1, 3.2

1. If environment variable [[Compilation & Build #MIDAS_DIR|MIDAS_DIR]] is de

...or graph or histogram if several are used. 0 is completely transparent and 1 is opaque. ...ng to next Y index", e.g. (0,0), (1,0), (2,0), (1,0), (1,1) .... (3,0), (3,1), (3,2).

Event ID WORD 1 2 9h 0 RWD 3 Trigger mask WORD 1 2 9h 0 RWD 8

1 Core system : Core functionalities * [[1 Core]]

Control STRING 1 256 1h 0 RWD /home/expt/online/custom/control.html valve.png! STRING 1 256 1h 0 RWD /home/expt/online/custom/valve.png

** /path/array[*] -> index=-1 ...ll subkeys are enumerated and passed to output_key() with "index" set to "-1". Output for all subkeys is concatenated without any separators.

[[File:History main page.png|thumb|left|Figure 1: Example of a History Page]] Figure 1 shows the History Page from the agmini experiment. This page shows the pane

...om-button, the contents of this key is interpreted as HTML content. Figure 1 shows an internal custom page which has been imported into the ODB at key < | [[File:Mhcustom1.gif|thumb|left|Figure 1: Internal Custom Page example]]

chart-interval: 1.000 id_char: 1

File:gstripchart1.jpg|Figure 1:<br>gstripchart display with parameters and data pop-up.

[-n 0|1|2] Encoding: 0:ELcode,1:plain,2:HTML

* STATE_STOPPED 1 * TR_START 1

| [[File:Elog_initial.png|thumb|left|Figure 1: Initial ELOG Page example]] is pressed, the Elog page will appear as in Figure 1.

|RO_RUNNING || 1 || While running

...',''c''... are passed to the subroutine, where they can be referenced via $1, $2, $3, etc. The subroutine can either reside in the current file, or in a ...ite" can be specified as ''n''. Optionally, the loop variable running from 1...''n'' can be accessed inside the loop via $''name''.

else if (offset == -1) // close the Super-event if offset is -1

** P-ONE, Stefan comment about approach to a DAQ design [01:25:40-1:27:25 ]

# - [1] is a C-string containing the "arguments" const char* args = CSTRING(1);

Name STRING 1 32 14s 0 RWD midas SYSMSG DWORD 1 4 11h 0 RWD 100000