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Contents of A$ will be “BCD”
7.4.36 NATURAL LOGARITHM function
Description: Returns natural Logarithm (to the base e) of floating point expression.
Syntax: LN( fp )
Comments: fp is a floating point expression.
Example: 0010 A = LN( 2.71828 )
The natural logarithm (logarithm to the base e) of 2.71828 is assigned to floating point
variable A.
7.4.37 NUMBER COMPONENTS function
Description: Returns the number of components in an analysis report.
Syntax: NUMBER_COMPONENTS
Comments: Analysis% is the Analysis ID
Example: 0010 FOR CompID = 1 TO NUMBER_COMPONENTS
0020 LPRINT COMPONENT_NAME$( CompID )
0030 NEXT CompID
For every component in analysis method one (statement 10), component name is
printed (statement 20).
7.4.38 OUTSTANDING REQUESTS function
Description: Returns the number of uncommitted pending requests in Analysis Request (Schedule)
Queue.
Syntax: OUTSTANDING_REQUESTS( schedule$ )
Comments: schedule$ is a string variable (or constant) containing the schedule name.
Example: 0010 IF OUTSTANDING_REQUESTS( “ScheduleA” ) > 0 THEN
0020 CANCEL_REQUESTS(“ScheduleA”)
0040 ENDIF
All uncommitted requests are deleted if there are any requests in the Analysis Request
Queue.
7.4.39 PEAK AREA function
Description: Returns the peak’s corrected area
Syntax: PEAK_AREA( component$ )
Comments: component$ is a string variable (or constant) containing the component name.
Example: 0010 FOR I = 1 TO NUMBER_COMPONENTS
0020 LPRINT PEAK_AREA( COMPONENT_NAME $( I ) )
0030 NEXT I
The example prints the area under each peak.
7.4.40 PEAK CREST AMPLITUDE function
Description: Returns the peak’s amplitude at crest.
Syntax: PEAK_CREST_AMP( component$ )
Comments: component$ is a string variable (or constant) containing the component name.
Example: 0010 FOR I = 1 TO NUMBER_COMPONENTS
0020 LPRINT PEAK_CREST_AMP( COMPONENT_NAME$( I ) )
0030 NEXT I
Prints the amplitude of each peak’s crest.
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