To suspend the execution of a command for a specific amount of time use the command: sleep time_in_seconds ; command . The second command will not be carried out until the amount of time specified as an argument to the sleep command has elapsed. ... You can also enclose the commands in parentheses to group them together and then run the combined command in the background, allowing you to carry on working at the shell prompt: (sleep time_in_seconds ; command ) . ...

Flight software uses checksum to validate the uplinked data . Executive (40 Hz process) sends command to proper destination, either hardware or software . Each block load contains the address in memory to place the data . ... Checksum on block load is verified before block is stored in memory . Block loads can be designated for any one of three stored command processors . ... Most stored commands are uplinked from the ground and executed once . ... Previous slide . Next slide . ...

... A MIDAS command line is structured as command/qualifier par1 par2 ... par8 !comments . ... In case you omit the qualifier, the default qualifier of that command is used by MIDAS. The default qualifier of a MIDAS command may be displayed via SHOW/COMMAND command . ... If the command procedure which is activated by a MIDAS command uses the CROSSREF command, it is also possible to execute that command via: command/qualifier label4=par4 label1=par1 label7=par7 ... !comments . ... command/qualifier ? ...

The User Command Area (UCA) consists of the bottom two lines of the terminal screen where most interaction with the tasks takes place. The user can type task-related commands in the UCA and Hermes can put there task-related prompts. ... Hermes can provide `minimal matching' for task names and user input keywords typed in the UCA. This facility can be switched on and off by typing ESC M . ... If the user has typed some text in the UCA, only commands which match this text will be brought back. ...

... PISTON piston . ... this command is not used by the TCC The guide camera mechanical controller sets the filter, focus and other mechanical functions, but not the position of the guide camera in the focal plane. Positioning, if available, is handled by one or two guider position axes controllers , one per axis of motion. ... Notifies the controller that subsequent commands apply to the guider mechanical controller. ... Sets the piston of the guider to the specified value (in decimal microns). ...

Command file observing allows You to prepare a list of instructions in advance, which can then be executed automatically when You are observing. ... Syntax and commands changed quite a lot with the introduction of CIMA version 2.3. You thus have to select which description of command file observing You want to view depending on which version of CIMA You are going to use: . Command file observing in CIMA version 2.2 . ... Command file observing in CIMA version 3.1 or later . ...

Next: Advantages of the command line interface Up: Ceilidh - On Line C Tutoring System Previous: Question/answer exercises . ... commands . ... Command Purpose commands See commands available set.cse pr1 Select course "pr1" commands See extra course commands lu List unit titles set.unit 4 Set a particular unit lx List exercise titles set.ex 4 Select exercise to solve vq View question setup Set up program skeleton ep Edit program cm Compile program run Run program sub Submit cks Check submitted . ...

... Class . ... PREV CLASS NEXT CLASS . FRAMES NO FRAMES All Classes . ... FIELD | CONSTR | METHOD . DETAIL: FIELD | ... java.lang.Object ij.plugin.Commands . ... PlugIn . public class Commands . ... This method is called when the plugin is loaded. Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object . ... Constructor Detail public Commands () . ... This method is called when the plugin is loaded. 'arg', which may be blank, is the argument specified for this plugin in IJ_Props.txt. ...

... Both users and system administrators often need to run commands periodically. For example, the system administrator might want to run a command to clean the directories with temporary files ( /tmp љ and /var/tmp љ ) from old files, to keep the disks from filling up, since not all programs clean up after themselves correctly. The cron љ service is set up to do this. Each user has a crontab љ , where he lists the commands he wants to execute and the times they should be executed. ...

... Common options . All SAS tasks support the following command line options: . ... If the task uses the ODF Access Layer ( oal ) the following command line option is recognized as well: . ... odf odf . ... odf can be the name of an ODF summary file as created by the task odfingest or merely the name of a directory containing one. ... All tasks may have additional parameters in a parameter file, that can be set on the command line (more information can be found in package param ). param = value . ...

Next: Accessing data files Up: CHAMELEON Previous: Catalog access Contents . In this chapter we list some of the useful command line procedures. ... In the following, italic names, e.g. value , have to be replaced with variable names; if no type is specified in the procedure usage description, they will be allocated automatically and return the data requested. ... Accessing data files . Loading configuration and logs . ... Loading data . ... Astrometry . ... Astrometry procedures . ...