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Protocol editing
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Keywords
The following keywords can be used for file names in the protocol editor Outputs tab and in
Assay end system command in the Events tab:
<ProtocolName>, the name of the protocol. Specified in the ID tab in the protocol name edit
box.
<ProtocolNumber>, the protocol number for the protocol. Specified on the ID tab in the
protocol number box.
<ProtocolID>, a unique numeric identifier for the protocol.
<AssayID>, a unique numeric identifier for the assay run.
<RunID>, a numeric value identifying the specific run of a certain protocol.
<RunDate>, date when the assay was run in the format YYYYMMDD.
<Plate barcode>, the barcode of the first plate of the assay. If there is no barcode on a plate,
you should define an explicit file name for the plate.
<Output file name>, the name of the output file given in the Outputs tab.
In some cases the numeric value of the AssayID or the RunID may not be suitable for the
program handling the file. You can add a function “pad” to allow you to decrease or
increase the number. You can specify <AssayIDpadX> where X=1..7 or <RunIDpadX>
where X=1..4.
Examples
If <AssayID> = 1234 and you add pad 2 to get <AssayIDpad2> the result will be 34. This
would be useful with MultiCalc which could not accept an assay ID as large as 1234.
If <AssayID> = 234 and you add pad 4 to <AssayIDpad4> the result would be 0234. This
would be useful if you needed a four digits identifier.
The validity of possible keyword arguments is checked when you try to switch from this
view to another. If an invalid argument is found you are notified and the page switch is
cancelled.