Bernese GPS Software Version 5.0 - Bernese GNSS Software

19. Bernese Processing Engine (BPE)
Warning messages of the Bernese programs are merged into the protocol file if they are
executed in the BPE user script. They may be extracted into an additional file using the
method getWarn of the ${BPE}/bpe util.pm module:
Usage: getWarn($bpe,$sumFil)
Parameters: $bpe BPE object
$sumFil file in which the warnings should be collected.
Messages are appended to this file.
As example, to collect all warning messages from reading the RINEX observation
files in a number of parallel running RXOBV3 scripts you may add a command like
“getWarn{$bpe,"${dirOut}RNX${yyssss}.ERR");” to the user script.
To concatenate summary, output, or result files from the processing of a BPE into a file
summarizing the BPE run a method appFile is available in the module${BPE}/bpe util.pm:
Usage: appFile($title,$blank,$source,$target,$stop)
Parameters: $title title line (blank: no title printed)
$blank number of blank lines to append
$source file which should be appended
$target file to which the source file should be appended
$stop = 0: script stops if the source file is missing
19.6.5.5 Define User Variables
You may add any user-defined variable or modify the actual value of the client variables
and user-defined server variables within an user script. The variable names and the values
have to be prepended to the keyword USERVAR in the ${U}/PAN/MENU VAR.INP (remember
that ${U} points to the temporary BPE user environment). The method setUserVar in the
${BPE}/bpe util.pm module performs this task in a very comfortable way:
Usage: setUserVar($bpe,%vars)
Parameters: $bpe BPE object
%vars hash array containing the variables as keys with corresponding
values
Example: setUserVar($bpe,”CD4”,”$param1”,”pgm”,”GPSEST”)
defines user variables $CD4 with the content of $param1 and
$pgm with the value GPSEST
A special case is the update of the ranges of session variables (see option “RANGES OF
PREDEFINED VARIABLES” in panel “Variables Available in the Menu for Interactive and Automatic
Processing 2”. The module ${BPE}/bpe util.pm contains a corresponding method:
Usage: setPlusMinus($bpe,$plus,$minus)
Parameters: $bpe BPE object
$plus new value of plus-range in MENU VAR.INP
$minus new value of minus-range in MENU VAR.INP
Note that the range variables are changed in the file MENU VAR.INP of the script’s option
directory. The variables $$bpe{V PLUS} and $$bpe{V PLUS} remain unchanged.
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