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+ !Common Parameters and Subcommands for all EASE Objects
+
+ Commands are marked with c in the second column, read-only parameters with r,
+ writeable parameters with w.
+
+ ||Subcommand or\\Parameter||C/W/R||Action ||Defined by
+ |list |Make a list of most important parameters (all parameters defined with a call to ParTail and not ParList, or with a call to ParList(NULL) |pardef
+ |list all |Make a full list of all parameters |pardef
+ |list <group> |Make a list of only a group of parameters (all parameters defined with a call to ParList("<group>") )|pardef
+ |log <par> |Switch the logger on for parameter <par> (on for parameters defined without an explicit call to ParSwitch(NULL) )|pardef
+ |log <par> <sugar> |Switch the logger on for parameter <par>, giving a sugar name (see [SicsStrObjSugar])|pardef
+ |unlog <par> |Switch the logger off for parameter <par> |pardef
+ |sugar |Return a list of sugar parameters |pardef
+ |save <par> |Switch on status file saving for parameter <par> (on for changeable parameters, or explicitley when defined with a call to ParSave |pardef
+ |unsave <par> |Switch off status file saving for parameter <par>|pardef
+ |interest |Switch interest callback on (every change will be notified to the executive client)|pardef
+ |uninterest |Switch interest callback off|pardef
+ |verbose |Control verbosity. 0 is quiet, 1 is standard, 2 is verbose (logging all serial communication)|ParStdDef
+ |driver |Driver name (read only)|ParStdDef
+ |creationCmd |command to create this object (read only)|ParStdDef
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