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== Introduction == | == Introduction == | ||
'''The Equations are in BETA, by the nature of all possible combinations and the recursive parsing not all possible equations have been tested (haha)''' | '''The Equations are kind of in continuous BETA, by the nature of all possible combinations and the recursive parsing not all possible equations have been tested (haha)''' | ||
The EVAL functions gives the possibility to modify a measurement and plot the result as a separate line. So theoretically one could plot the Dewpoint as a calculated derivative of the Temperature. Also the Growth Degree Days can be simply calculated. The effect of EVAL is that it is not required to transfer data if it can be derived from measurement. Only the measurement needs to be transferred. | The EVAL functions gives the possibility to modify a measurement and plot the result as a separate line. So theoretically one could plot the Dewpoint as a calculated derivative of the Temperature. Also the Growth Degree Days can be simply calculated. The effect of EVAL is that it is not required to transfer data if it can be derived from measurement. Only the measurement needs to be transferred. | ||
