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trunk/FACT++/scripts/doc/dimctrl.js
r15455 r16804 109 109 * 110 110 * @example 111 * function handleIrq( payload, time, user)111 * function handleIrq(irq, args, time, user) 112 112 * { 113 * console.out(" Data received: "+payload);113 * console.out("IRQ received: "+irq); 114 114 * console.out("Interrupt time: "+time); 115 115 * console.out("Issuing user: "+user); 116 * console.out("Arguments:"); 117 * for (var key in args) 118 * console.out(" args["+key+"="+args[key]); 116 119 * } 117 120 * dimctrl.setInterruptHandler(handleIrq); 118 121 */ 119 122 dimctrl.setInterruptHandler = function() { /* [native code] */ } 123 124 /** 125 * You can also issue an interrupt from anywhere in your code. 126 * 127 * @param argument 128 * Any kind of argument can be given. If it is not a String, it 129 * is converted using the toString() member function. The result 130 * must not contain any line break. 131 * 132 * @param [. . .] 133 * Any number of additional arguments. Each argument will appear in 134 * a new line. 135 * 136 * @example 137 * dimctrl.triggerInterrupt(); 138 * dimctrl.triggerInterrupt("my_command"); 139 * dimctrl.triggerInterrupt("my_command arg1 arg2=x arg3"); 140 * dimctrl.triggerInterrupt("arg1=x arg2 arg3"); 141 * 142 * @throws 143 * if an argument contains a line break 144 */ 145 dimctrl.triggerInterrupt = function() { /* [native code] */ }
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