LI-COR LI-6400, Руководство пользователя

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Customizing Open
New Style ComputeList Files
Using the LI-6400 26-19
Some format strings are defined in OPEN.DF2, since they are used in the sys-
tem variable definitions (system variables are defined with a similar :PTR ar-
ray). If you refer to Table 15-1 on page 15-5, you will see some display
formats that can be specified in the old style Compute List. The actual format
string used for display and logging is shown in Table 26-7 below.
5 Display Format String The format string that determines how the value of the variable is dis-
played in New Measurements mode. This is typically a string like Ò%8.1fÓ
or Ò%8.3GÓ, etc. The variable g83 is defined in OPEN.DF2 and is the
string Ò%8.3GÓ
6 Description Any descriptive (or vague and confusing, if you prefer) string.
7 Log Label The label that will be printed in the log file, should this variable ever be
included in a Log List. If you wish to use the display label for this, just
enter a numeric value, like 0, instead of a string.
8 Log Format String The format you wish used for the variable if it is logged. Note that while
you may display a number with something like Ò%8.1fÓ, you may not
want to consume 8 spaces all the time when you log, so you would use
the corresponding Ò%1.1sÓ.
9 (Optional) Can be nothing, or 1, or 2:
1. A user defined constant, that should be included automatically in the
active Prompt List.
2. A user defined constant that should not be automatically included in
the active Prompt List.
Table 26-6. (Continued) Descriptions Of The Elements In Each userList[] Entry
# Name Description
Table 26-7. Relation Between Old Style Format Codes and Actual Format Strings
a
a. Not all are shown, but enough to give you the idea.
Old Style
Format Code
Display Format Used Logging Format Used
Variable
Name
String Variable
Name
String
F0 f80 Ò%8.0fÓ f10 Ò%1.0fÓ
F5 f85 Ò%8.5fÓ f15 Ò%1.5fÓ
G1 g81 Ò%8.1fÓ g11 Ò%1.1GÓ
G6 g86 Ò%8.6fÓ g16 Ò%1.6GÓ