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In a similar way there is a subroutine called '''self.computer_name_tweaks( )''' This subroutine uses the already/automatically set parameter '''computername''' to tweak a few settings depending on the computer's name. This makes it easy for me to change the default parameters setting based on the computer I am using to run the program. Thus I can move the program around without changing the parameter file. These setting, as shipped, are probably not useful to you, but they may be useful as an example. | In a similar way there is a subroutine called '''self.computer_name_tweaks( )''' This subroutine uses the already/automatically set parameter '''computername''' to tweak a few settings depending on the computer's name. This makes it easy for me to change the default parameters setting based on the computer I am using to run the program. Thus I can move the program around without changing the parameter file. These setting, as shipped, are probably not useful to you, but they may be useful as an example. | ||
− | Finally there is a list of | + | Finally there is a list of subroutines, typically each one is for a different type of setup, all but one should be commented out. So I might make a call to a subroutine like: well_monitor_mode(). This is the file for an arduino project that monitors my water well pressure. It is a pretty complicated set up, because of the database access in the well monitor. For this documentation I will do a subroutine called tutorial_example_mode() which make the most basic changes from the default mode. |
= Subroutine Method = | = Subroutine Method = |