SYNERGEE 4.0 STARTUP RECIPE BASICS TUTORIALS AND FAQs
Frequently Asked Questions in synergee 4.0 for using the recipe and reports features.
Frequently Asked Questions in synergee 4.0 for using the recipe and reports features.
Startup RecipeRecipes provide a basic scripting interface for SynerGEE. A recipe is simply a text file with a series of commands that SynerGEE runs in order, when the recipe is launched. Recipes currently support a variety of commands related to data loading, analysis, selecting features, map coloring, and more. The User Guide contains detailed information on recipes and comprehensive command syntax. For a quick reference of supported recipe commands and their syntax, you can produce a schema report in SynerGEE.
What can I make a startup recipe do?A startup recipe can do anything that other recipes can do. For a complete overview on recipe capabilities, see the SynerGEE User Guide.
What do people usually use the startup recipe for?
A startup recipe is used to automatically load data and possibly select feeders.
A startup recipe is used to automatically load data and possibly select feeders.
How do I learn about writing and editing the startup recipe?
With the information in the User Guide, you can learn how recipes work by writing and running them within SynerGEE. In fact, you can edit the startup recipe itself and run it manually, to see exactly what may occur during startup.
With the information in the User Guide, you can learn how recipes work by writing and running them within SynerGEE. In fact, you can edit the startup recipe itself and run it manually, to see exactly what may occur during startup.
Is recipe scripting difficult?No. Recipes use a very simple, understandable syntax. SynerGEE includes a wizard for accessing and opening recipe files and several sample recipes.
Where is this startup recipe file?
The startup recipe file is named Startip.srf and is stored in your Macros subfolder, like all recipes. You can edit it directly from that folder, or use SynerGEE recipe tools to open it automatically. It is a text file that can be opened in any text editor, such as notepad.
The startup recipe file is named Startip.srf and is stored in your Macros subfolder, like all recipes. You can edit it directly from that folder, or use SynerGEE recipe tools to open it automatically. It is a text file that can be opened in any text editor, such as notepad.
I don’t want anything to happen during startup. Should I just delete Startup.srf?
No. If SynerGEE cannot find Startup.srf, it will automatically regenerate a default file. To prevent startup automation, you should either delete the entire contents of the existing file, or even better, comment them out. If you comment them out, they will remain available as a reference, should you decide to implement startup activity later.
No. If SynerGEE cannot find Startup.srf, it will automatically regenerate a default file. To prevent startup automation, you should either delete the entire contents of the existing file, or even better, comment them out. If you comment them out, they will remain available as a reference, should you decide to implement startup activity later.
Can I share my Startup recipe with another user?
Yes. Simply copy your Startup.srf file into the other user’s Macros folder.
Yes. Simply copy your Startup.srf file into the other user’s Macros folder.
I want to do something on startup, but the current recipe schema doesn’t seem to support it. What should I do?Contact Synergee Support Group. Recipe functionality is largely driven by the needs of users like you.
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