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A macro is a powerful automation tool of NVGate allowing to create your own programs from a simple graphic interface, and don't require any software development skills.<br> | A macro is a powerful automation tool of NVGate allowing to create your own programs from a simple graphic interface, and don't require any software development skills.<br> | ||
In this section, we will create a macro that automatically restart the recording | In this section, we will create a macro that automatically restart the recording as soon as the measurement is stopped. To do so, add the channels into the [[NVGate Recorder|recorder]]. | ||
To do so, add the channels into the [[NVGate Recorder|recorder]]. | |||
====Creating a new Macro==== | ====Creating a new Macro==== | ||
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This will open the Macro editor : | This will open the Macro editor : | ||
Our macro need to restart the recording as soon as it had been stopped. | Our macro need to restart the recording as soon as it had been stopped. The macro need to loop as long as necessary, and the user must be able to stop the loop when needed. To do so, we will create a boolean parameter to control the loop. The loop will then iterate as long as this parameter is "True", and the user can change it to "False" to stop the loop and the Macro. | ||
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