-SCS Parameter Analyzer Reference Manual Section 8:
Keithley User Library Tool (KULT)
4200A-901-01 Rev. C / February 2017 8-11
Include
Imports a *.c file that you specify into the module code-entry area only. This is typically a text file.
The file is imported into the document tab area.
The File > Include command inserts everything from the specified file. If the specified file is the
source file for a KULT user module <ModuleName.c>, everything that KULT saves into the user
module (not only the C code) is imported. Therefore, you must edit the entered text to remove all but
the needed information. In particular, you must remove any comments of the form /* USRLIB
MODULE ___*/.
In some cases, it is more efficient to copy only the needed code text from the source file, then paste
it into the module code-entry area.
To insert a text or other file into the document tab area, refer to Description tab area (on page 8-7)
for information about the Include menu option.
To import a *.c file:
1. Click Include. The Include Other File dialog box opens.
2. Place the cursor where you want to place the new information.
3. Browse and select a file or enter a file name and path.
4. Click Open. The file is inserted at the cursor location.
Print Module
Prints a text file that contains all the information for the presently open user module. The text file is
arranged in the form that KULT uses internally.
Exit
Exits KULT.
Edit menu
The Edit menu contains typical Microsoft
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Windows
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editing commands.
Edit menu commands:
• Cut: Removes highlighted text and copies it to the clipboard. The text on the clipboard can be
restored to new locations, in or out of KULT, using the paste function.
• Copy: Copies highlighted text to the clipboard. The text on the clipboard can be placed at new
locations, in or out of KULT, using the paste function.
• Paste: Places the text from the clipboard to a selected location.
• Select All: Selects everything in the module code-entry area.
• Undo: Allows you to reverse up to the last ten changes made in the module code-entry area.
• Redo: Allows you to reverse up to the last ten undo operations in the module code-entry area.
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