Use of the Jdraw graphical editor
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Hi, i would like to know if it is possible (and how) to associate an adapted Atk Viewer (for example SimpleScalarViewer) to a Tango numeric attribute whose device naming is LI/HFH/SHF.01-MoD.01 ? The 'point' character is not interpreted and the attribute not recognized… Thanks, JCM |
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Jdraw in the subject, sorry for the error  Fixed by forum moderator ! |
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Defining device alias would be a workaround for now, I suppose. Have you tried this?
Regards,
Jagoda |
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yes. without success ;( |
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Hello, ATK synoptic does not support '.' in the device syntax. So I fix this in the new release. You can get the new release of ATK (9.2.6) either from maven or bintray. https://bintray.com/tango-controls/maven/ATKCore https://bintray.com/tango-controls/maven/ATKWidget Jean-Luc |
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Thanks Jean-Luc for your contribution. I downloaded and installed (passed month) the collection of java-classes TangoATK 9.2.8 Well running and now supporting the '.' in the device syntax :) Does the current version of TangoATK part of the last version of Tango 9.2.5a ? Regards, JCM |
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As written on the Tango 9.2.5a source distribution's README, ATK 9.1.22 was distributed with Tango 9.2.5a. So, for the moment, you need to install ATK manually to get a version supporting the '.' in the device syntax. Kind regards, Reynald
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