ZYGO KMS-310, Руководство для руководителей

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KMS-310/400 Supervisor's Manual 6-13
Now we assume that we are at a measurement site and the script executes the
measurement routine. The MATRIXWRITE: command is optional, but it allows the
script to be stopped without losing accumulated data. If it is not done after the
MATRIXSET: command, you must do it after the loops are finished and before the
MATRIXCLOSE: command. The MATRIXWRITE: command sends the data to the
DOS location called out in the MATRIXOPEN: command. In the following example,
the result is stored in the measure register #0.
//:PUT MEASUREMENT INTO LINE MATRIX
RESULT:0 V61
MATRIXSET:V60 V90 V50 V61
MATRIXWRITE:V60 "C:\300LC\LINE.MTX"
The other measurements (space and pitch) are coded exactly as the previous code set,
with different matrix handles and filenames.
You can also change the value of a matrix location by using the MATRIXSET:
command. This command is similar to the MATRIXVALUE: command, except it
outputs the variable into the matrix location instead of reading it into a variable. (Keep
in mind that, at this point, it is not saved to the disk yet).
To save a matrix file created or modified with MATRIXSET:, execute the
MATRIXWRITE command. This writes the matrix in memory to the file indicated with
the MATRIXOPEN: command.
The following example code block illustrates the LOOP: structure, as well as the final
MATRIXCLOSE: block that releases the “handle” variables and the memory back to the
pool.
//:SMALL LOOP COUNTER
MATH:V51=V50<10 Do 10 small loops for each
iteration
LOOP:V51 Y_REPEAT of the large loop
//:LARGE LOOP COUNTER
MATH:V91=V90<10 Repeat the LARGE loop 10 times
LOOP:V91 X_REPEAT
MATRIXCLOSE:V60 Close and release the memory
allocated
MATRIXCLOSE:V70 to the three matrix files used
for output.
MATRIXCLOSE:V80
EXIT:
Once this sample script is finished, there will be three matrix files in the C:\300LC
directory. Each of these files will be a 10x10 CSV format file with data series in
columns and ready for export.