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NAME

Lab::XPRESS::Sweep::Frame - Frames for nested sweep structures

VERSION

version 3.630

SYNOPSIS

use Lab::XPRESS::hub;
my $hub = new Lab::XPRESS::hub();

my $frame = $hub->Frame();

$frame->add_master($sweep_0);

$frame->add_slave($sweep_1);
$frame->add_slave($sweep_2);
$frame->add_slave($sweep_3);

$frame->start();

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DESCRIPTION

Parent: Lab::XPRESS::Sweep

The Lab::XPRESS::Sweep::Frame class implements a module to organize a nested sweep structure in the Lab::XPRESS::Sweep framework.

The Frame object has no parameters. .

CONSTRUCTOR

my $frame = $hub->Frame();

Instantiates a new Frame object.

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METHODS

add_master

$frame->add_master($sweep);

use this methode to add a master sweep to the frame object. A Frame accepts only a single master sweep.

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add_slave

$frame->add_slave($sweep);

use this methode to add a slave sweep to the frame object. A Frame can have several slave sweeps.

The order in which the slave sweeps are added to the frame object, defines the sequence in which the individual slave sweeps will be executed.

$frame->add_slave($sweep_1);
$frame->add_slave($sweep_2);
$frame->add_slave($sweep_3);

The frame object accepts also another frame object as a slave sweep. This way you can build up a multi level nested sweep structure.

my $inner_frame = $hub->Frame();
my $outer_frame = $hub->Frame();

$inner_frame->add_master($sweep_0);

$inner_frame->add_slave($sweep_1);
$inner_frame->add_slave($sweep_2);
$inner_frame->add_slave($sweep_3);


$outer_frame->add_master($sweep_10);

$outer_frame->add_slave($sweep_11);
$outer_frame->add_slave($inner_frame);
$outer_frame->add_slave($sweep_11);


$outer_frame->start();

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start

$frame->start();

use this methode to execute the nested sweeps.

COPYRIGHT AND LICENSE

This software is copyright (c) 2018 by the Lab::Measurement team; in detail:

Copyright 2012       Stefan Geissler
          2013       Andreas K. Huettel, Christian Butschkow, Stefan Geissler
          2014       Christian Butschkow
          2016       Simon Reinhardt
          2017       Andreas K. Huettel

This is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the same terms as the Perl 5 programming language system itself.