The extended ODBSET[x,y1-y2,z] could make sense to be implemented, since it then will match the alarm system which uses the same syntax.
The $GOODCHANNELS/$BADCHANNELS is however a very strange syntax which I haven't seen in any other computer language. It would take me probably several days to properly implement this, while it would take you much less time to explicitly use a few ODBSET statements to set the bad channels to zero.
For the file edit workflow, the author of the editor will have a look.
Stefan
| Lukas Gerritzen wrote: | I would like to request the following sequencer features if you find the ideas as sensible as I do:
- A "Reload File" button
- Support for patterns in ODBSET, e.g.:
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ODBSET "/Path/value[1,3,5]", 1 -
ODBSET "/Path/value[1-5,7-9]", 1 - Arbitrary combinations of the above
- Support for variable substitution:
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SET GOODCHANNELS, "1-5,7,9"; ODBSET "/Path/value[$GOODCHANNELS]", 1 -
SET BADCHANNELS, "6,8"; ODBSET "/Path/value[!$BADCHANNELS]", 1 -
ODBSET "/Path/value[0-100, except $BADCHANNELS]", 1
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