Current Page: NeXtMidas Training Macros - Part 1 (Basics) Pipes in a Macro Pipe-Related Commands
-   | Some pipe-related commands: `PIPE <FUNC>` Manages pipes...
    `PIPE ON` | Starts a pipe section.
    `PIPE OFF` | Ends a pipe section.
    `PIPE STOP` | Stops a running pipe section. (Covered in the section on Graphics.)
    `PANEL` Adds a graphical panel to the pipe. Closing the PANEL by clicking the 'X' in the upper corner will stop the macro. (Covered in detail in the section on Graphics.) `NOOP <IN> <OUT>` The `NOOP` command was created to do a No-Operation copy of data from a file to a pipe or from a pipe to a file. Over the years many features have been added to `NOOP` to allow it to reformat the data and perform rate-control. `GCONTROL PIPEMON ,, <PIPENAME>` Simple graphical status display for a pipe. One of the Debug options for a macro. `STATUS <FILE>` Can be used to view the status of a pipe.
        DataFile (BLUE)    :  ram:_wave
        Data Rep (H/D)     :  EEEI / EEEI
        Number of Elements :  1.0E9
        File Type          :  1000
        Data Format        :  CF - Complex Float
        Write Protect      :  false
        Abscissa units     :  Time (sec)
        Abscissa start     :  0.0
        Abscissa delta     :  1.0E-5
        IntHeader KeySize  :  15 bytes
        Pipe Size          :  32768 bytes
        Pipe inByte/outByte:  5.5148544E7 / 5.5115776E7
          outByte/Inlet    :  5.5115776E7 / WAVEFORM
          outByte/Outlet 1 :  5.5148544E7 / FFT
          outByte/Outlet 2 :  5.5148544E7 / DEMOD
          outByte/Outlet 3 :  5.5148544E7 / STATUS
          outByte/Outlet 4 :  <not attached>
          outByte/Outlet 5 :  <not attached>
          outByte/Outlet 6 :  <not attached>
          outByte/Outlet 7 :  <not attached>
          outByte/Outlet 8 :  <not attached>