Giovanna Campogiani gioAlea

You need the have installed:

• epics
• labCA
• Matlab
• MML

You need to enable file sharing between the local computer and the virtual machine: see

1. https://docs.oracle.com/cd/E36500_01/E36502/html/qs-guest-additions.html

1. Variable names should be in mixed case, starting with lower case: linearity, credibleThreat, qualityOfLife
2. Large scope variables should have a meaningful name, short scope (e.g. counters) variables should have short names
3. Variable representing the number of a certain object should be given the prefix n (or m if matrix): nFiles, nSeeds,mRows
4. Adopt a convention on pluralization: either make all variable names singular or plural: don't create two variables that differ only by the final letter...
5. Variables representing the index/number associated with a single entity should be prefixed by i: iTable, iEmployee
6. Iterator variables should be prefixed by i,j,k, etc.
7. Avoid negated boolean variable names: avoid isNotFound; rather use ~isFound
8. Acronyms, even if normally uppercase, should be mixed or lower case isUsaSpecific rather than isUSASpecific

• Aperture

ataparture(FAMNAME,[-x,+x,-y,+y],'AperturePass');

define physical aperture element (collimator)

• Online - r/w data from control system
• Simulator - r/w data from AT model
• Model - same as simulator (?)
• Manual - read data from user input (matlab prompts user for input)
• Special - when special functions, follows their format

logical values: 1 (true) ; 0(false)

logical indexing: v(v logical function) restituisce i valore che soddisfano la logical function

get help: doc funcName

close all figures: close all

Print to screen: disp 'whatever'

Table structure: sddsquery filename.file | more

column elements: sddsprintout filename.file -col=coltitle | more

###Export to csv sddsprintout -spreadsheet=csv -col=* filename.file filename.cdv

Based on a tutorial from @inspectorgadget found here.

Download the JACoW class from here.

Find the LaTeX directory: go to LyX > Tools > TeX Information > LaTeX Classes > Show path.

This Gist is a guide on how to setup your computer at CERN with Ubuntu 14.04 LTS. Last tested by myself on a brand new computer on 18/11/2014, proof tested by @Alea88.