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._~ Chapter c" ~ 3 Advanced Operation 3-27 Editor Facilities The macro editor is selected from the TooIs->Macro menu option. The name of the macro is displayed in the window caption together with the mode. The macro instructions are displayed in the window in the sequence in which they will be executed. The menu offers a range of options which are described below: Reset The reset instruction clears the macro window and name (setting the name to ANON) and inserts a comment defining the time and date in the macro window. New This option perfonns the same action as reset, except that the user is prompted for the name of the new macro. Rename Allow the user to change the name of a macro. Insert Initiates the dialog which adds an instruction of the specified type into the macro after the current instruction. The type of instruction is selected from a list box, then according to the type of instruction, the user is presented with further options to specify the instruction. Edit Some but not all instructions may be edited. Selecting edit allows the text of an instruction to be changed. If an instruction is not editable. delete it and insert an new one. Delete The delete functions deletes the currently highlighted instruction. Load/Save A macro may be saved in a file with a .MAC extension by the save option. The user is able to specify the filename for the ftIe. Any .MAC files can also be loaded into the macro editor for further alteration or for execution with the load option. Save as Text This option allows a macro ftIe to be written in text format. The default. TXT extension is used and the resulting file can be read by the notepad editor. It is not possible to load a text macro file. Fetch/lnstall/Remove The fetch. install and remove options all relate to the subject of macro libraries which are described below. Stereoscan 440 Operator Manual
3-28 Chapter 3 Advanced Operation - --- ~'.._~~,~-"j-'_~ Execu teJS top/Co ntin ue The Execute command causes the current macro to be executed from the beginning. Execution can be intemlpted at any point with the Stop function. It is then possible to edit the macro before selecting Continue which will resume execution of the macro from the currently highlighted instruction. Record The record option allows a sequence of user interface operations to be converted into a macro. All operations between selecting Record and the subsequent selection of Stop are recorded as a macro. To reduce redundant instructions only the final value of analogue parameters is insel1ed as an instruction. There is no sense of time delay in the recorded sequence. each instruction follows directly after its predecessor. To introduce time delays. Wait For and Delay instructions must be insel1ed with the editor. Libraries A library is a collection of macros. The Stereoscan 440 comes with a standard library which contains the macros required by the user interface for standard calls from menus and panels. AIl macro libraries must contain the standard macros as a subset. Once a macro is in a library it can be assigned to a toolbar icon (see Section 3.7.4 The Toolbar Editor) or called from one of the user defmed function keys. The assignmento function keys is made entirely by the macro name. For example, macro FS is assigned to function key 5, while macro Shift F6 is assigned to the shifted function key 6. The following operations may be performed on macro libraries:- Install A macro can be installed into a library, which means that it will appear in the list of macros which can be selected. If a macro of the same name already exists in the library, the user is asked whether the old macro should be overwritten. Fetch Fetching a macro from a library, loads it into the edit window where it can be executed or edited. Stereoscan 440 Operator Manual
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The User Interface Overview The use
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Introduction As new Window~ applica
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Appendix ~ The Stereoscan 440 PC! A
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" c., Appeudb C Expansion via the P
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Appendix D Reporting software probl
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Service Manager - SEM Harry M azal
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B-2 Appendix E Options- . Operation
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Controls Angular Measurement The an
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Angular Measurement Each measuremen
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The position of the box can be adju
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I Set the magnification to the requ
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Positioning the Poin~ In Move mode
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Histogram Equalisation The histogra
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Overview The input LUT is used to p
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A group box at the top left of the
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Selection I The signal mixing panel
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Keyboard Control The cursor (arrow)
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Operation Selection Operation of th
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Stage Scan Invalid This indicates i
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Freeze This function will freeze th
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Controls Display the pop up control
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Operation Configuration XRay Interf
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Intensity Dot Map Set Up In dot map
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Camera Image Select between Live, S
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1-4 Index Rotary pump Oil. 5-2 Oil
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Appendices s+Shift ff ~ I ARRO~ ~ys
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