12-54 Instrument Control Library Series 2600 System SourceMeters Reference Manual
2600S-901-01 Rev. A / May 2006 Return to Section 12 topics
Example
This example prints all timestamps and readings in one buffer and all readings from
another buffer
, where n is 4:
format.data = format.ASCII
printbuffer(1, rb1.n, rb1.timestamps, rb1, rb2)
Example of returned data (timestamps, rb1.readings, rb2.readings):
1.02345E-04, 8.76542E-04, 5.29372E-01, 1.02445E-04, 8.66543E-04,
5.24242E-01, 1.02545E-04, 8.56547E-04, 5.19756E-01, 1.02645E-04,
8.44546E-04, 5.14346E-01
printnumber
Function Prints numbers using the format selected for printing reading buffers.
Usage
There are multiple ways to use this function, depending on how many numbers are to
be printed:
printnumber(v1)
printnumber(v1 ,v2)
printnumber(v1 ,v2, ..., vn)
v1, v2, ..., vn Numbers to print.
Remarks
• This function will print the given numbers using the data format specified by
format.data and other associated attributes.
• At least one number must be given. There is an upper limit that is dictated by the
output format and the maximum output message length. All values will be written in
a single message. Care must be taken not to exceed the maximum output message
length.
Also see printbuffer, format.data
Example
Prints three measurements that were previously performed:
format.data = format.ASCII
printnumber(i, v, t)
Example of returned data (i, v, t):
1.02345E-04, 8.76542E-02, 5.29372E-01
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