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5.3 Using BullsEye
Introduction
The user module in your system may look different than the basic example used
in this procedure, however, all user modules will make calls to BullsEye methods
like
BECheckTcp
and
BESetupToolJ
. This section focuses solely on the flexibility
of these global methods themselves.
This section will focus on a discussion of
BESetupToolJ
, followed by an overview
of
BECheckTcp
. More detailed, technical descriptions of any of these global
methods may be found in section Instructions on page 65 .
After reading this section you will know how to:
1 Reference appropriate scan data, device data, and tool design data when
calling the setup routine,
BESetupToolJ
.
2 Create copies of default scan data, device data, and tool design data, make
changes to those copies, and ultimately reference these new instances.
3 Use the optional arguments in all the global methods to tailor the behavior
to your needs.
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