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Multiline Text, Text Tables and Fields
Published in Bob McFarlane, Beginning AutoCAD 2005, 2012
Text files can be imported into AutoCAD from other application packages using the Multiline Text Editor dialogue box. To demonstrate the concept we will use a text editor and write a new item of text, save it and then import it into our existing drawing.Save the existing layout as a precaution.Select Start from the Windows taskbar, then select Programs-Applications (or Accessories)-Notepad and: When the text has been entered as above, menu bar with File-Save As and: Layer TEXT still current?Activate the Multiline Text command with the first corner at 270, 270 and the opposite corner at 410, 50 (or pick two suitable points of your own at right of drawing area) and: The imported text will be displayed with the ST1 text style at a height of 3. It will also be top left justified as Figure 31.4(g).This part of exercise is now complete and can be saved, but remember that Notepad may still be open.
Programming, Automation and Scripting
Published in Ionuţ Gabriel Ghionea, Cristian Ioan Tarbă, Saša Ćuković, CATIA v5, 2023
Ionuţ Gabriel Ghionea, Cristian Ioan Tarbă, Saša Ćuković
CATScript is the Dassault Systemes version of VBScript, which are very similar. CATScript is a sequential programming language and is not graphically user oriented. Common text editors (Notepad, Sublime Text, Atom, etc.) can be used to write code. The advantages of using CATScript to write code include free macro registration, fast development and easy deployment. The disadvantages are low flexibility and difficulty in troubleshooting programs. The extension for such a file is .CATScript.
Microsoft Windows for IBM PCs and Compatibles
Published in Paul W. Ross, The Handbook of Software for Engineers and Scientists, 2018
The Notepad application is a simple editor for the Microsoft Windows environment. The files Notepad creates are in ASCII, or pure text format. ASCII, or pure text files, are different from word processing files in that the characters and text are not formatted. Some of the files that contain documentation, or the control files on your computer, contain ASCII text. Notepad is useful to create, modify, and print these files.
Analysis of building maintenance requests using a text mining approach: building services evaluation
Published in Building Research & Information, 2020
Rafaela Bortolini, Núria Forcada
The method to evaluate the condition of building systems starts with the extraction of the maintenance requests from the CMMS, creating a dataset in a.csv format, for example. Using scripts of Python programming language in a text editor (e.g. Notepad++), all punctuation marks and spaces need to removed, so only individual words are considered. The dataset is then encoded into a standard format (e.g. UTF-8) to ensure the correct removal of diacritical marks, reducing the complexity of dealing with a multilingual dataset. Finally, all words are converted to lower-case, therefore the letter case is not differentiated (e.g. Doors and doors are considered the same word).
Ontology-based decision tree model for prediction in a manufacturing network
Published in Production & Manufacturing Research, 2019
Zalan Mahmood Ayaz Khan, Salman Saeidlou, Mozafar Saadat
After creating classes, data properties and instances in the ontology. We must define the SWRL rules for reasoning. The main challenge was to generate the SWRL rules from the decision tree model. Therefore, the SWRL rules were extracted from the decision tree in MATLAB. The decision tree which was built in the WEKA was mapped to a notepad, as shown in Figure 6, and a program was written in MATLAB which could read text from the notepad file and extract SWRL rules to another text file. MATLAB extracted each leaf of the tree as a single SWRL rule. For instance, the first rule in Figure 6 would be:
Quadrotor Attitude Dynamics Identification Based on Nonlinear Autoregressive Neural Network with Exogenous Inputs
Published in Applied Artificial Intelligence, 2021
Alexander Avdeev, Khaled Assaleh, Mohammad A. Jaradat
The first two parts are rather easy. However, when one attempting to acquire a high-frequency signal, the problem of latency arises. When an application needs to communicate with a hardware, it has to communicate with the OS first. The OS in turn has to communicate with the kernel, which has direct access to the hardware. Then, all have to go all the way back. This causes a significant delay, making even an acquisition of a 50 Hz PWM signal impossible. However, there is a way around this issue. The microprocessor used in a BBW is an AM 3359 ARM. These types of microprocessors have an internal subdivision into several processors. While the main part of the microprocessor runs at 720 MHz and has an OS installed on it, there are two other parts called programmable real-time units (PRUs). These parts run only at 200 MHz, but they do not have any OS installed. This allows them direct access to the hardware and thus makes them much faster when it comes to hardware manipulation. This is different from both the physical and logical separations in ordinary computers and does not allow full-scale multiprocessing. Unfortunately, there is a drawback. Since there is no OS on either of the PRUs, they cannot run executable files. This means that one cannot compile a C code and make a PRU run it. Due to this, one has to provide a PRU with a .bin file. There are several ways to make it. For example, one can code it in C and then use an IDE which has the tools to turn it into machine code. That is exactly what MPLAB does for PIC microcontrollers. However, each family of microprocessor requires a different set of tools, which are quite expensive and difficult to acquire. Due to that, a simpler approach was used. An assembly code was written in a text editor (like a notepad) and then compiled using the PASM software, provided by Texas Instruments. Communication between all three parts of the microprocessor is achieved through shared memory. Figure 7 depicts a portion of the AM335x technical manual (Texas Instruments [2013]) showing PRU memory location in a memory map.