but what does it actually do? Navigate to the Burker script directory with edau and find the multizg script.įrom the description in the au file, you can see that multizg program written by Rainer Kerssebaum contains a few blocks of code to allow for multiple experiment acquisition. If you are using a spectrometer without IconNMR or the spooler service activated, you may be familiar with multizg. This means that if you wanted to clone our macro into an automation script, you can do that! In fact, a few of the commands you may already use already ARE automation scripts! As an example, lets pull up one of the many provided scripts, multizg.

The good news is that much like the macros and python, many commands that you would use in topspin are already coded in as commands you can call directly. As is the case with python and macro scripts, you will need to navigate to the edit screen to find these codes - but this time with edau.Ĭommands are typed in bold - edpy/ edmac/edau Without making too many comments on preferences, I will say that I do not know much about C languages, except some basic differences (such as having to define what kind of value a variable will stand for, explicitly).

This differs from python style scripts significantly, and has its advantages and drawbacks like any programming language. Automation scripts in Topspin are coded as C language based scripts.

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