
LPL Reference
The Reference
Using the LI-6400
24-61
POWEROFF
Powers off the instrument
Initial:
-
Final:
-
Print to a path
Initial:
..., [CArray
fmtString
], [PATH
dest
(default = LCD)]
Final:
-
Print and Pointers
PRINT starts adding characters to a path at the fill pointer location. As characters are
added, the fill pointer is updated.
The Format String
Characters contained in the format string are output to the destination path, except for
format specifier fields, which take the form
%
[
(
number
[
delim
]]
)
[
flags
] [
width
] [
.
precision
]
type
Table 24-30.
Format string elements for
(number [delim])
Optional. Used when outputting an array. Num-
ber can be the number of elements to output, or *
for all elements. The optional delim character is
used, if specified, as the delimiter between ele-
ments.
flags
Optional. The flag characters are -, +, and space,
as indicated by Table 24-31
width
Optional. If present, specifies the minimum num-
ber of characters to print, padding with blanks or
zeros.
precision
Optional. If present, specifies the maximum
number of characters to print; for integers, mini-
mum number of digits to print.
type
Must be present. Specifies the type of item to be
printed. Note that what is popped from the stack
is converted to this type. See Table 24-32 on
page 24-62
Table 24-31.
PRINT Flag Characters
Flag
Meaning
-
Left justifies the result, pads on the right with blanks. If
not given, right-justifies the result, pads on the left with
zeros or blanks.
+
Numeric values always begin with a + or - sign.
Summary of Contents for LI-6400
Page 1: ...Using the LI 6400 Portable Photosynthesis System ...
Page 15: ...Part I The Basics ...
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Page 174: ...Making Measurements Answers to Questions 4 56 Using the LI 6400 4 ...
Page 175: ...Part II Useful Details ...
Page 176: ......
Page 200: ...Standard Tools Power ON Hooks 5 24 Using the LI 6400 5 ...
Page 214: ...Real Time Data Real Time Graphics 6 14 Using the LI 6400 6 ...
Page 234: ...Environmental Control Light Control 7 20 Using the LI 6400 7 ...
Page 244: ...Light Sensor Considerations Gallium Arsenide Phosphide GaAsP Sensor 8 10 Using the LI 6400 8 ...
Page 288: ...Data Logging Making Your Own AutoPrograms 9 44 Using the LI 6400 9 ...
Page 289: ...Part III Working With Files ...
Page 290: ......
Page 312: ...The LPL File System Troubleshooting 10 22 Using the LI 6400 10 ...
Page 340: ...Downloading Files Using a Data Capture Program 11 28 Using the LI 6400 11 ...
Page 375: ...Part IV Configuration Issues ...
Page 376: ......
Page 420: ...Defining User Variables Old Style vs New Style 15 18 Using the LI 6400 15 ...
Page 454: ...Using an Energy Balance Further Reading 17 12 Using the LI 6400 17 ...
Page 455: ...Part V Maintenance Troubleshooting ...
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Page 572: ...Troubleshooting Useful Information 20 46 Using the LI 6400 20 ...
Page 593: ...Part VI Programming ...
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Page 622: ...Programming with LPL Compiler Directives 22 28 Using the LI 6400 22 ...
Page 846: ...Index I 16 Using the LI 6400 ...