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| | | A command pattern is divided by colon ":" to show command hierarchy |
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| | | Pattern "SYSTem:VERsion?" mathes strings "SYST:version?", "system:ver?", "SYST:VER?", ... |
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| | | Pattern "SYSTem:VERsion?" matches strings "SYST:version?", "system:ver?", "SYST:VER?", ... |
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| | | The SCPI standard also uses brackets "[]" to define optional parts of a command. |
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| | | Pattern "SYSTem:ERRor[:NEXT]?" mathes "SYST:ERR?", "system:err?" and also "system:error:next?", ... |
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| | | Pattern "SYSTem:ERRor[:NEXT]?" matches "SYST:ERR?", "system:err?" and also "system:error:next?", ... |
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| | | Special character `#` represents number so it is possible to define pattern according to SCPI-99:6.2.5.2 Multiple Identical Capabilities |
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| | | Pattern "OUTput#:FREQuency" matches "OUT:FREQ" as well as "OUT3:FREQ" and "output10:frequency". |
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| | | Appropriate numbers are available using function `SCPI_CommandNumbers` |
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