Custom Logs: Difference between revisions

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Like the Extra Sensors module the Customs Logs module is dependent on the [[ChartsCompiler]] which means that the file ''CutilsCharts.def'' must be present in the utils directory. This may contain a user made charts definition but for a starting user it will be easiest to just copy the file ''CutilsCharts-default-for-use.def'' from the distribution and rename it to ''CutilsCharts.def''. Make sure that your CMX configured datafiles and the charts definitions agree, if they don't than you won't see data lines or/and get errors in the console.
Like the Extra Sensors module the Customs Logs module is dependent on the [[ChartsCompiler]] which means that the file ''CutilsCharts.def'' must be present in the utils directory. This may contain a user made charts definition but for a starting user it will be easiest to just copy the file ''CutilsCharts-default-for-use.def'' from the distribution and rename it to ''CutilsCharts.def''. Make sure that your CMX configured datafiles and the charts definitions agree, if they don't than you won't see data lines or/and get errors in the console.


If the user has already run [[Extra Sensors]] module, the file CutilsCharts.def will contain the lines
If the user has already run [[Extra Sensors]] module, the file CutilsCharts.def will contain the line
   ; ExtraSensorCharts
   ; ExtraSensorCharts
And everything below these lines will be replaced by generated ExtraSensors charts.
And everything below these lines will be replaced by generated ExtraSensors charts.


The user may not remove the above lines but by setting the parameter  
The user may not remove the above line but by setting the parameter  
  UserModificationExtraSensorCharts=true
  UserModificationExtraSensorCharts=true
the charts will no longer be overwritten and the user may modify the generated charts to his own tasting.
the charts will no longer be overwritten and the user may modify the generated charts to his own tasting.