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Template:StorageParams

2022-07-18T21:37:21Z

Murph: /* DateFile */

===Common Data Storage Parameters===
These are storage parameters common to all [[User Reference:Data File Formats|Data File Formats]].
{{{remark}}}
====DataDirectory====
Path to an existing directory. Recorded data will be stored below that directory.
The path may be absolute, or relative to the source module's working directory at startup. Usually, the working directory at startup matches the source module's executable location in the <tt>prog</tt> directory.

====DateFile====

The name of the data file relative to the directory.

Date String: The user can alter the date string to reformat it in the file name. One can enter "D" "M" or "Y" in any of the last three brackets to append the date in any arbitrary format.

====SubjectName====
A textual ID for the subject. This text will appear in session directories, and data file names.

====SubjectSession====
A textual ID for the current session. Sessions correspond to data directories.
The path of a session directory is constructed according to
{DataDirectory}/{SubjectName}{SubjectSession}

====SubjectRun====
A number indicating the current run. Runs correspond to data files. To avoid accidental loss of data, run numbers are auto-incremented to the largest unused value.
Within a session directory, data file names are constructed according to
{SubjectName}S{SubjectSession}R{SubjectRun}
A data file's extension depends on its [[User Reference:Data File Formats|File Format]].

====ID_System, ID_Amp, ID_Montage====
These parameters are provided for documentation purposes and may contain arbitrary text.

Template:StorageParams

2022-07-15T18:11:29Z

Murph: /* DateFile */

===Common Data Storage Parameters===
These are storage parameters common to all [[User Reference:Data File Formats|Data File Formats]].
{{{remark}}}
====DataDirectory====
Path to an existing directory. Recorded data will be stored below that directory.
The path may be absolute, or relative to the source module's working directory at startup. Usually, the working directory at startup matches the source module's executable location in the <tt>prog</tt> directory.

====DateFile====

The name of the data file relative to the directory.

Date String: The user can alter the date string to reformat it in the file name. For example, switching "DDMMYYYY_HHMMSS" to "MMDDYYYY_HHMMSS" will change the date from a European to a US format.

====SubjectName====
A textual ID for the subject. This text will appear in session directories, and data file names.

====SubjectSession====
A textual ID for the current session. Sessions correspond to data directories.
The path of a session directory is constructed according to
{DataDirectory}/{SubjectName}{SubjectSession}

====SubjectRun====
A number indicating the current run. Runs correspond to data files. To avoid accidental loss of data, run numbers are auto-incremented to the largest unused value.
Within a session directory, data file names are constructed according to
{SubjectName}S{SubjectSession}R{SubjectRun}
A data file's extension depends on its [[User Reference:Data File Formats|File Format]].

====ID_System, ID_Amp, ID_Montage====
These parameters are provided for documentation purposes and may contain arbitrary text.

Template:StorageParams

2022-07-15T18:02:03Z

Murph: /* DateFile */

===Common Data Storage Parameters===
These are storage parameters common to all [[User Reference:Data File Formats|Data File Formats]].
{{{remark}}}
====DataDirectory====
Path to an existing directory. Recorded data will be stored below that directory.
The path may be absolute, or relative to the source module's working directory at startup. Usually, the working directory at startup matches the source module's executable location in the <tt>prog</tt> directory.

====DateFile====

The name of the data file relative to the directory.

Date String: The user can alter the date string to reformat it in the file name. For example, switching "DDMMYYYY_HHMMSS" to "MMDDYYYY_HHMMSS" will change the date from a US to a European format.

====SubjectName====
A textual ID for the subject. This text will appear in session directories, and data file names.

====SubjectSession====
A textual ID for the current session. Sessions correspond to data directories.
The path of a session directory is constructed according to
{DataDirectory}/{SubjectName}{SubjectSession}

====SubjectRun====
A number indicating the current run. Runs correspond to data files. To avoid accidental loss of data, run numbers are auto-incremented to the largest unused value.
Within a session directory, data file names are constructed according to
{SubjectName}S{SubjectSession}R{SubjectRun}
A data file's extension depends on its [[User Reference:Data File Formats|File Format]].

====ID_System, ID_Amp, ID_Montage====
These parameters are provided for documentation purposes and may contain arbitrary text.

Template:StorageParams

2022-07-15T17:07:41Z

Murph: /* Common Data Storage Parameters */

===Common Data Storage Parameters===
These are storage parameters common to all [[User Reference:Data File Formats|Data File Formats]].
{{{remark}}}
====DataDirectory====
Path to an existing directory. Recorded data will be stored below that directory.
The path may be absolute, or relative to the source module's working directory at startup. Usually, the working directory at startup matches the source module's executable location in the <tt>prog</tt> directory.

====DateFile====

The name of the data file relative to the directory.

Date Strings: Adding {DateUS} or {DateEuro} to the end of DataFile will append the date, in either US or European format, to the end of the file name.

====SubjectName====
A textual ID for the subject. This text will appear in session directories, and data file names.

====SubjectSession====
A textual ID for the current session. Sessions correspond to data directories.
The path of a session directory is constructed according to
{DataDirectory}/{SubjectName}{SubjectSession}

====SubjectRun====
A number indicating the current run. Runs correspond to data files. To avoid accidental loss of data, run numbers are auto-incremented to the largest unused value.
Within a session directory, data file names are constructed according to
{SubjectName}S{SubjectSession}R{SubjectRun}
A data file's extension depends on its [[User Reference:Data File Formats|File Format]].

====ID_System, ID_Amp, ID_Montage====
These parameters are provided for documentation purposes and may contain arbitrary text.

Template:StorageParams

2022-07-15T17:07:03Z

Murph: /* DateFile */

===Common Data Storage Parameters===
These are storage parameters common to all [[User Reference:Data File Formats|Data File Formats]].
{{{remark}}}
====DataDirectory====
Path to an existing directory. Recorded data will be stored below that directory.
The path may be absolute, or relative to the source module's working directory at startup. Usually, the working directory at startup matches the source module's executable location in the <tt>prog</tt> directory.

====DateFile====

The name of the data file relative to the directory.

=====Date Strings=====

Adding {DateUS} or {DateEuro} to the end of DataFile will append the date, in either US or European format, to the end of the file name.

====SubjectName====
A textual ID for the subject. This text will appear in session directories, and data file names.

====SubjectSession====
A textual ID for the current session. Sessions correspond to data directories.
The path of a session directory is constructed according to
{DataDirectory}/{SubjectName}{SubjectSession}

====SubjectRun====
A number indicating the current run. Runs correspond to data files. To avoid accidental loss of data, run numbers are auto-incremented to the largest unused value.
Within a session directory, data file names are constructed according to
{SubjectName}S{SubjectSession}R{SubjectRun}
A data file's extension depends on its [[User Reference:Data File Formats|File Format]].

====ID_System, ID_Amp, ID_Montage====
These parameters are provided for documentation purposes and may contain arbitrary text.

Template:StorageParams

2022-07-15T17:06:30Z

Murph: /* DataDirectory */

===Common Data Storage Parameters===
These are storage parameters common to all [[User Reference:Data File Formats|Data File Formats]].
{{{remark}}}
====DataDirectory====
Path to an existing directory. Recorded data will be stored below that directory.
The path may be absolute, or relative to the source module's working directory at startup. Usually, the working directory at startup matches the source module's executable location in the <tt>prog</tt> directory.

====DateFile====

The name of the data file relative to the directory.

Date Strings: Adding {DateUS} or {DateEuro} to the end of DataFile will append the date, in either US or European format, to the end of the file name.

====SubjectName====
A textual ID for the subject. This text will appear in session directories, and data file names.

====SubjectSession====
A textual ID for the current session. Sessions correspond to data directories.
The path of a session directory is constructed according to
{DataDirectory}/{SubjectName}{SubjectSession}

====SubjectRun====
A number indicating the current run. Runs correspond to data files. To avoid accidental loss of data, run numbers are auto-incremented to the largest unused value.
Within a session directory, data file names are constructed according to
{SubjectName}S{SubjectSession}R{SubjectRun}
A data file's extension depends on its [[User Reference:Data File Formats|File Format]].

====ID_System, ID_Amp, ID_Montage====
These parameters are provided for documentation purposes and may contain arbitrary text.

User Reference:File Naming

2022-07-15T16:46:15Z

Murph: Blanked the page

User Reference:File Naming

2022-07-15T16:37:06Z

Murph: /* Date Codes */

Optional features can be added to a data file when specific strings are added to the data file name under Storage in Config.

==Date Strings==

By entering these strings to end of a data file name under storage in Config, the user can append the date to the end of the file name in a variety of formats.

==={DateUS}===

Appends the date in a US format.

==={DateEuro}===

Appends the date in a European format.

User Reference:File Naming

2022-07-15T16:36:37Z

Murph: Created page with "Optional features can be added to a data file when specific strings are added to the data file name under Storage in Config. ==Date Codes== By entering these strings to end..."

Optional features can be added to a data file when specific strings are added to the data file name under Storage in Config.

==Date Codes==

By entering these strings to end of a data file name under storage in Config, the user can append the date to the end of the file name in a variety of formats.

==={DateUS}===

Appends the date in a US format.

==={DateEuro}===

Appends the date in a European format.

Template:StorageParams

2022-07-15T16:14:28Z

Murph: /* Common Data Storage Parameters */

===Common Data Storage Parameters===
These are storage parameters common to all [[User Reference:Data File Formats|Data File Formats]].
{{{remark}}}
====DataDirectory====
Path to an existing directory. Recorded data will be stored below that directory.
The path may be absolute, or relative to the source module's working directory at startup. Usually, the working directory at startup matches the source module's executable location in the <tt>prog</tt> directory.

====SubjectName====
A textual ID for the subject. This text will appear in session directories, and data file names.

====SubjectSession====
A textual ID for the current session. Sessions correspond to data directories.
The path of a session directory is constructed according to
{DataDirectory}/{SubjectName}{SubjectSession}

====SubjectRun====
A number indicating the current run. Runs correspond to data files. To avoid accidental loss of data, run numbers are auto-incremented to the largest unused value.
Within a session directory, data file names are constructed according to
{SubjectName}S{SubjectSession}R{SubjectRun}
A data file's extension depends on its [[User Reference:Data File Formats|File Format]].

====ID_System, ID_Amp, ID_Montage====
These parameters are provided for documentation purposes and may contain arbitrary text.

Template:StorageParams

2022-07-15T15:47:16Z

Murph: /* Common Data Storage Parameters */

===Common Data Storage Parameters===
These are storage parameters common to all [[User Reference:Data File Formats|Data File Formats]].
{{{remark}}}
====DataDirectory====
Path to an existing directory. Recorded data will be stored below that directory.
The path may be absolute, or relative to the source module's working directory at startup. Usually, the working directory at startup matches the source module's executable location in the <tt>prog</tt> directory.

====SubjectName====
A textual ID for the subject. This text will appear in session directories, and data file names.

====SubjectSession====
A textual ID for the current session. Sessions correspond to data directories.
The path of a session directory is constructed according to
{DataDirectory}/{SubjectName}{SubjectSession}

====SubjectRun====
A number indicating the current run. Runs correspond to data files. To avoid accidental loss of data, run numbers are auto-incremented to the largest unused value.
Within a session directory, data file names are constructed according to
{SubjectName}S{SubjectSession}R{SubjectRun}
A data file's extension depends on its [[User Reference:Data File Formats|File Format]].

====UseDate====
A checkbox that gives the user the option to append the date to a file name.

====European====
A boolean that works in tandem with UseDate. It gives the user the option to append the date in a European format.

====ID_System, ID_Amp, ID_Montage====
These parameters are provided for documentation purposes and may contain arbitrary text.

Template:StorageParams

2022-07-15T15:47:02Z

Murph: /* Common Data Storage Parameters */

===Common Data Storage Parameters===
These are storage parameters common to all [[User Reference:Data File Formats|Data File Formats]].
{{{remark}}}
====DataDirectory====
Path to an existing directory. Recorded data will be stored below that directory.
The path may be absolute, or relative to the source module's working directory at startup. Usually, the working directory at startup matches the source module's executable location in the <tt>prog</tt> directory.

====SubjectName====
A textual ID for the subject. This text will appear in session directories, and data file names.

====SubjectSession====
A textual ID for the current session. Sessions correspond to data directories.
The path of a session directory is constructed according to
{DataDirectory}/{SubjectName}{SubjectSession}

====SubjectRun====
A number indicating the current run. Runs correspond to data files. To avoid accidental loss of data, run numbers are auto-incremented to the largest unused value.
Within a session directory, data file names are constructed according to
{SubjectName}S{SubjectSession}R{SubjectRun}
A data file's extension depends on its [[User Reference:Data File Formats|File Format]].

====UseDate====
A checkbox that gives the user the option to append the date to a file name.

====European====
A boolean that works in tandem with UseDate. It gives the user the option to append the date in a European format.

====ID_System, ID_Amp, ID_Montage====
These parameters are provided for documentation purposes and may contain arbitrary text.

Template:StorageParams

2022-07-15T15:46:30Z

Murph: /* Common Data Storage Parameters */

===Common Data Storage Parameters===
These are storage parameters common to all [[User Reference:Data File Formats|Data File Formats]].
{{{remark}}}
====DataDirectory====
Path to an existing directory. Recorded data will be stored below that directory.
The path may be absolute, or relative to the source module's working directory at startup. Usually, the working directory at startup matches the source module's executable location in the <tt>prog</tt> directory.

====SubjectName====
A textual ID for the subject. This text will appear in session directories, and data file names.

====SubjectSession====
A textual ID for the current session. Sessions correspond to data directories.
The path of a session directory is constructed according to
{DataDirectory}/{SubjectName}{SubjectSession}

====SubjectRun====
A number indicating the current run. Runs correspond to data files. To avoid accidental loss of data, run numbers are auto-incremented to the largest unused value.
Within a session directory, data file names are constructed according to
{SubjectName}S{SubjectSession}R{SubjectRun}
A data file's extension depends on its [[User Reference:Data File Formats|File Format]].

====UseDate====
A checkbox that gives the user the option to append the date to a file name.

====European====
A boolean that works in tandem with UseDate. It gives the user the option to append the date in a European format.

====ID_System, ID_Amp, ID_Montage====
These parameters are provided for documentation purposes and may contain arbitrary text.