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Note: When a CAPL node is removed from the simulation setup the CAPL
source file is not deleted.
4.8 CAPL Nodes in the Measurement Setup
Important applications of program blocks in the measurement setup include, e.g. activation
of triggers or data reduction or monitoring in the measurement setup.
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Note: A CAPL node in a data flow branch blocks all messages that are not explicitly
output in the program with output(). A program that is transparent
for all messages must therefore contain the following message procedure:
on message * {
output(this); /* Pass all messages */
}
Consequently, the intentional use of output(this) also permits the programming
of evaluation branch filters using CAPL programs whose functionality
can be much more complex than that of normal pass or blocking
filters.
Program blocks appear in the data flow plan as small blocks with the label P. When
you click these blocks with the right mouse button and choose Configuration a dialog
appears with the following buttons:
Figure 78: Configuration Dialog for CAPL Programs in the Measurement Setup
First, in the configuration dialog you assign a CAPL file name (Extension *.CAN) to
the program block.
Press [Edit] to open the CAPL Browser. Browser is a user-friendly tool for creating,
modifying and compiling CAPL programs.
Before you start the measurement you must compile the CAPL file. To do this, press
the [Compile] button or choose Configuration│Compile all nodes in the main
menu to compile all CAPL programs at once.
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