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1. #IGOR PRO IF STATEMENT MAC OS X#
2. #IGOR PRO IF STATEMENT INSTALL#
3. #IGOR PRO IF STATEMENT DRIVERS#
4. #IGOR PRO IF STATEMENT DRIVER#

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The driver should be ready to use within IGOR. Once downloaded run the installation package in “sqlite3-odbc-0.93.dmg” and follow the setup instructions within the disk image.

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With the ODBC administrator program installed, the next step is to install the SQLite driver for IGOR necessary to interface with the database.

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The MySQL drivers are not necessary for functionally within MOSAIC. To test the functionality, it is useful to follow the Installing MySQL ODBC Driver… instructions on the IGOR help page. If not present ODBC administrator can be downloaded directly from the Apple support pages. First check your machine for the ODBC administrator.app in the ~/Applications/Utilities folder. Depending on the operating system, it may be necessary to install a stand alone ODBC driver administrator package. IGOR relies on an external ODBC driver for database access. It may be necessary to delete the “alias” text from the file name for functionality. Then move the alias to “Igor Pro/Igor Extensions” or a similar folder that is in the search path for IGOR. First, activate the step in the activation process is open the folder, “Igor Pro Folder/More Extensions/utilities” and create an alias for SQL.xop. The next few steps are reproduced from the IGOR instructions. To activate this feature follow the instructions detailed in the “Igor Pro Folder/More Extensions/utilities/SQL Help.ihf”. Activating SQL Database Access in IGOR ¶ĭatabase functionality in IGOR is preloaded, but not activated for use in the standard installation of SQL.xop.

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To date, this has been tested on Mac OS X 10.9. The installation and setup for these features requires an understanding of setup and use of ODBC drivers as well as rudimentary programming within the IGOR environment. In complex expressions, num is complex, and tanh(num) returns a complex value.Data extraction in IGOR is a work in progress, but a number of users have found a successful route to querying the data and manipulating it in the IGOR environment. The tanh function returns the hyperbolic tangent of num. In complex expressions, num is complex, and tan(num) returns a complex value.

The tan function returns the tangent of angle which is in radians. In complex expressions, num is complex, and sqrt(num) returns a complex value. The sqrt function returns the square root of num or NaN if num is negative. The sinc function returns 1.0 when num is zero. In complex expressions, num is complex, and sinh(num) returns a complex value. The sinh function returns the hyperbolic sine of num. In complex expressions, angle is complex, and sin(angle) returns a complex value. The sin function returns the sine of angle which is in radians. The sign function returns -1 if num is negative or 1 if it is not negative. It returns -INF if num is 0, and returns NaN if num is less than 0. The log function returns the log base 10 of num.

In complex expressions, num is complex, and ln(num) returns a complex value. The ln function returns the natural logarithm of num, -INF if num is 0, or NaN if num is less than 0. In complex expressions, num is complex, and exp(num) returns a complex value. In complex expressions, num is complex, and cosh(num) returns a complex value. The cosh function returns the hyperbolic cosine of num. In complex expressions, num is complex, and cos(num) returns a complex value. The cos function returns the cosine of angle which is in radians. In complex expressions, num is complex, and atanh returns a complex value. The atanh function returns the inverse hyperbolic tangent of num. The atan2 function returns the angle in radians whose tangent is y1 Öx1. In complex expressions, num is complex, and atan returns a complex value. The atan function returns the inverse tangent of num in radians. In complex expressions, num is complex, and asinh returns a complex value. The asinh function returns the inverse hyperbolic sine of num. In complex expressions, num is complex, and asin returns a complex value. The asin function returns the inverse sine of num in radians. In complex expressions, num is complex, and acosh returns a complex value. The acosh function returns the inverse hyperbolic cosine of num. In complex expressions, num is complex, and acos returns a complex value. The acos function returns the inverse cosine of num in radians. To calculate the absolute value of a complex number, use cabs. The abs function returns the absolute value of the real number num. Wide-Angle Neutron Spin Echo Spectroscopy.