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(Created page with "'process' is a phase where you can post-process something. However, as call was already performed beforehand, you cannot modify measurement data of the current measurement point anymore. Use it to process things like saving images to a specified path or running some libraries that save the results on their own instead of handing values back to the SweepMe! system.")
 
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'process' is a phase where you can post-process something. However, as [[call]] was already performed beforehand, you cannot modify measurement data of the current measurement point anymore. Use it to process things like saving images to a specified path or running some libraries that save the results on their own instead of handing values back to the SweepMe! system.
'process' is a phase where a module performs post-processing. As [[call]] was already performed beforehand and data of the current measurement point cannot be modified any more by drivers, this function is not available for drivers. Use [[process_data()]] instead to process your data before it is called by SweepMe!. In case you have to process some clean-up tasks, use [[finish()]].

Revision as of 16:00, 5 March 2024

'process' is a phase where a module performs post-processing. As call was already performed beforehand and data of the current measurement point cannot be modified any more by drivers, this function is not available for drivers. Use process_data() instead to process your data before it is called by SweepMe!. In case you have to process some clean-up tasks, use finish().