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Example Ocean measurement file in ADEXL

BradW

I'm trying to create an ADEXL measurement using an Ocean script and I'm not having a lot of luck.  I've been trying to find a simple example but I've yet to see one in the manual or online.  

Right now I'm just trying to get something very simple to work.  For example, I have a regular measure expression 

if(((VAR("trace0") == 0) && (VAR("trace1") == 0)) 4 0)

which works just fine.  If I take this code and plug it into a file and then tell it to use this file as an Ocean script I get an "eval err".  Is there some special format I need to use within the ocean script to get it to work with ADEXL?

 I'm presently using IC6.1.5-64b.500.132

 

Thanks



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  • The normal method would be for the first line of your OCEAN script to "advertize" the names of the outputs that it is going to produce using:

    axlAddOutputs('("myOut1" "myOut2"))

    Then you add the code to do all your computation, and when each output is ready, you can then do:

    axlOutputResult(if(((VAR("trace0") == 0) && (VAR("trace1") == 0)) 4 0) "myOut1")

    It is also possible to call axlOutputResult without a name and then that's the result of the script - useful if your script is only going to return one thing.

    Hopefully that helps!

    Regards,

    Andrew.

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  • The normal method would be for the first line of your OCEAN script to "advertize" the names of the outputs that it is going to produce using:

    axlAddOutputs('("myOut1" "myOut2"))

    Then you add the code to do all your computation, and when each output is ready, you can then do:

    axlOutputResult(if(((VAR("trace0") == 0) && (VAR("trace1") == 0)) 4 0) "myOut1")

    It is also possible to call axlOutputResult without a name and then that's the result of the script - useful if your script is only going to return one thing.

    Hopefully that helps!

    Regards,

    Andrew.

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