Shortcut to push a mon to the control interface of mp container i.

Shortcut to push a reset to the control interface of mp container i. The reset cmd don’t de-register the state listener so that the container starts from the beginning. reset is a container restart

Shortcut to push a run to the control interface of mp container i.

Shortcut to push a stop to the control interface of mp container i.

Shortcut to push a suspend to the control interface of mp container i. The suspend cmd de-register the state listener and leaves the state as it is.

Adds a doc to the api to store the resuls in.

Gets a list of ids added.

Removes a doc from the api.

Loads a mpd from long term memory and builds up a st-mem version of it. The mp-id may be set with workon!. m-start is called after mp is build.

Example:

(m-build {} mpid)

Builds up the reference mpd provided in edn format in the resources folder.

Registers a listener for the ctrl interface of a mp-id.

De-registers the listener for the ctrl interface of the given mp-id (see workon!).

Writes the command string (cmd) to the control interface of a mpd. If the mpd is already started (see m-start) the next steps work as follows: cmd is written to the short term memory by means of cmp.st-mem.set-val!. The writing process triggers the registered callback (registered by m-start). The callback cares about the cmd. cmds are:

• "run"
• "stop"
• "mon"
• "suspend"

(set-ctrl {} "ref" 0"run")

NOTE:

set-ctrl only writes to the container structure. The definitions struct should not be started by a user.

Builds the tasks endpoint. At runtime all tasks are provided by st-mem. The advantage is: tasks can be modified at runtime.

Function removes all keys starting with tasks.

Refreshs the tasks endpoint.

Example:

(t-refresh {})

Runs the task the key is related to.

Example:

(t-run-by-key {} "ce3-cmp_calib@container@000@state@000@000")