TH setINDI 1 .SH NAME setINDI \- set one or more writable INDI property values .SH SYNOPSIS \fBsetINDI [options] device.property.e1[;e2...]=v1[;v2...] ... \fP .SH DESCRIPTION .na .nh .PP setINDI connects to an indiserver and sends commands to set new values for specified properties. ... TP -p <p> connect using alternate port p; the default is 7624. ... SH EXIT STATUS The setINDI program exits with a status of 0 if it suceeded in setting the new value for each specified property. ...

... Content Model: one ore more OPTION elements . The SELECT element is used for single and multiple choice menus. ... Example: <SELECT NAME="flavor"> <OPTION>Vanilla <OPTION>Strawberry <OPTION>Rum and Raisin <OPTION>Peach and Orange </SELECT> . ... When you want a multiple choice menu, you need to include the MULTIPLE attribute with the SELECT element, e.g. <SELECT MULTIPLE NAME="flavor"> . ... NAME . ... The presence of this attribute denotes that the SELECT element defines a multiple choice menu. ...

... This section discusses the tags for defining scripts in a document. Scripts allow you to include JavaScript code in your HTML documents. ... The SCRIPT tag specifies client-side JavaScript code, which means JavaScript code that runs directly in the browser. ... For example, the browser interprets text within angle brackets as a script element, not as an HTML element. ... You can also use SCRIPT tags in the body of your document to define JavaScript code to be executed in that part of the document. ...

... A reset button on an HTML form. ... Client-side object . ... JavaScript 1.1: added type property; added onBlur and onFocus event handlers; added blur and focus methods . JavaScript 1.2: added handleEvent method The HTML INPUT tag, with "reset" as the value of the TYPE attribute. ... JavaScript 1.0 blur() None The following example removes focus from the reset button userReset: userReset.blur() This example assumes that the button is defined as <INPUT TYPE="reset" NAME="userReset"> Reset.focus . ...

Next: Reducing 12-mm ATCA observations Up: Combining Mosaics and Single Previous: The Non-Linear Method - . Here we describe two ad hoc methods of combining single-dish and mosaic images. ... where and are the beam volumes of the synthesised mosaic beam and the single-dish beam respectively). ... If both the interferometer primary beam and the single-dish beam are gaussian forms with widths and respectively, then you will want to add a gaussian to the mosaic beam dataset which has a width . ...

Design and Construction of the GHRS . Note that the "CD" gratings are cross-dispersers for the echelles. CD-A has a focal length of 1460 mm and CD-B has a focal length of 1340 mm. Note also that the "M" gratings are holographic and that the blaze angle quoted formally is that which correctly predicts the center of the wavelength region the grating is optimized for. ... Table 6.2: - Properties of Other GHRS Optical Components . Figure 6.5: - Schematic diagram of GHRS acquisition optics. ...

previous next contents properties index . Contents . 11.1 Overflow and clipping . 11.1.1 Overflow: the 'overflow' property . ... Generally, the content of a block box is confined to the content edges of the box. ... This may happen when an element's 'width' property has a value that causes the generated block box to spill over sides of the containing block. ... Specifying a small clipping region may cause clipping of otherwise visible contents. 'overflow' . Value: . ... visual . ...