Examples
AM700 Audio Measurement Set Programmer Manual 4–7
Usage: Displays the message in a notifier on the screen, requiring one of the buttons to
be pressed. The <buttons> argument is a semicolon-separated list of button
names. There are different kinds of notifiers, though `notifier' `warning' and
'error' look alike to the Tcl parser.
If 'wait' is specified, the command returns only after a button has been pressed,
and the return value of the command is the number of the button that was pressed
(the numbering starts with 1).
If the ”disp:wind98:dism:one” or ”disp:wind98:dism:all”
(commands are documented in AM700 SCPI Commands, Section 3) command is
given, causing a notifier to pop down, the return value from a waiting notifier
command is –1.
Command: condition
Usage: Usage string returned from Tcl:
usage: condition <conditionNr> set
condition <conditionNr> clear
condition <conditionNr> <value>
condition <conditionNr> is_set
condition <conditionNr> is_clear
condition <conditionNr>
condition <conditionNr> wait is_set
condition <conditionNr> wait is_clear
condition <conditionNr> wait change
condition <conditionNr> wait change is_set
condition <conditionNr> wait change is_clear
The <conditionNr> is one of those documented. Things like 'sweeping'
which is number 103. The usage string should be self explanatory.
The <value> argument sets the condition to that value. A nonzero value means
the condition is set, and a zero value means it is clear.
Additionally, the conditions numbered 9100 through 9107 are user-modifiable
conditions. These are the only ones that the 'set', 'clear', or <value> arguments