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Daqarta
Data AcQuisition And Real-Time Analysis
Scope - Spectrum - Spectrogram - Signal Generator
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The following is from the Daqarta Help system:
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Features:OscilloscopeSpectrum Analyzer 8-Channel
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Applications:Frequency responseDistortion measurementSpeech and musicMicrophone calibrationLoudspeaker testAuditory phenomenaMusical instrument tuningAnimal soundEvoked potentialsRotating machineryAutomotiveProduct testContact us about
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_Get_String Macro SubroutineThe _Get_String macro subroutine is one of the Macro Examples and Mini-Apps included with Daqarta. It allows the calling macro to request a string from the user, such as a numerical value. For example, the DaquinOscope macro mini-app uses it to ask the user for the Arduino pin number to be used as an oscillator output. To use this subroutine, you must first specify one of the Macro String Arrays Str0-Str7 via the Ch Channel Select command, then set it with the desired prompt text before calling _Get_String via the @ prefix: Ch=6 StrV="Pin Number: " @_Get_String Note that the return is a selected portion of a string of text in StrV, between indexes Posn?3-1 and Posn?5-2. These Miscellaneous Position macro values are used here to avoid other common macro variables, to make it easier to add _Get_String to a large macro with many variables. To convert this substring to an integer in Q1, use Q1=StrV?E[Posn?3-1,Posn?5-2] The caller is responsible for validating the value. In the case of DaquinOscope, that includes rejecting pins that are not available for general use on the Arduino, such as pins 0 and 1 which are used for serial port access. It also rejects pins that are already in use by another of the 4 oscillators available. _Get_String Macro Subroutine Listing: ;<Help=H4923 ;On entry, StrV holds string like "Enter value:" ;Ch is set to 0-7 to specify the 'V' in StrV ;Returns with entered text in StrV[Posn?3-1,Posn?5-2] ;Convert to value X via X=StrV?E[Posn?3-1,Posn?5-2] Posn#3=StrV?N ;Get length of prompt string IF.StrV[Posn?3-1]=!"_" ;Is last character an underscore? StrV=StrV + "_" ;Add as position cursor if not Posn#3=Posn?3 + 1 ;Count it ENDIF. MsgStyle=TCx ;Prevent [X] cancel during wait Msg=StrV ;Show the prompt string Posn#4=0 ;Entered char WHILE.Posn?4=!h0D ;Wait for Enter char WaitKey=128 ;Wait for any character Posn#4=Key?# ;Get entered char Posn#5=StrV?N ;Size of current string IF.Posn?4=8 ;Backspace key? IF.Posn?5=>Posn?3 ;Room to go back? StrV[Posn?5-2]= ;Remove last character StrV=StrV + "_" ;Update cursor posn ENDIF. ELSE. IF.Posn?4=!h0D ;Anything but Enter key? StrV[Posn?5-1]#1=Posn?4 ;Update entered string StrV[Posn?5]="_" ;Update cursor posn ENDIF. ENDIF. Msg=StrV ;Show the new string WEND. ;Wait for Enter key MsgStyle=TC ;Restore [X] to future Msg titles Msg= ;Remove this Msg box and return See also Macro Overview, Macro String Arrays Str0-Str7 ![]() |
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