atmat#

Functions

`atcavityoff()`	switches RF cavities off
`atcavityon()`	ATRADON switches RF cavities on
`atdiag()`	Tests AT intallation
`atdisplay()`	checks the verbosity level in the global variable GLOBVAL
`athelp()`	generate the list of Accelerator Toolbox functions
`atm2html()`	MAKEDOC_HTML - Generate new MML, SOLEIL and AT HTML help files
`atmexall()`	build all AT platform dependent mex-files from C-sources
`atpath()`	Adds the AT directories to the MATLAB search path
`atroot()`	returns Accelerator Toolbox root directory
`getContents()`	Get the contents of a specified directory
`isOctave()`	isOctave check if running Octave
`updateContents()`	Create a Contents.m file including subdirectories

atcavityoff(ring)#: switches RF cavities off

[ring2, cavitiesindex] = atcavityoff(ring)

Changes cavity passmethods to turn off acceleration

INPUTS:

1. RING initial AT structure

OUPUTS

1. RING2 output ring with cavities switched off

2. CAVITIESINDEX indices cavities

See also atcavityon(), atradon(), atradoff()

atcavityon(ring, cavitypass)#: ATRADON switches RF cavities on

[ring2,cavindex]=atcavityon(ring,cavitypass)

Changes cavity passmethods to get RF acceleration

INPUTS

1. RING initial AT structure

2. CAVITYPASS customed passmethod for cavities (default RFCavityPass)

OUPUTS

1. RING2 output ring with cavities off

2. CAVITIESINDEX indices of cavities

See also atcavityoff(), atradon(), atradoff()

atdiag()#: Tests AT intallation

atdisplay()#: checks the verbosity level in the global variable GLOBVAL

and displays message if this is greater than the verbosity

for this message.

See also numdifparams()

athelp()#: generate the list of Accelerator Toolbox functions

INPUTS

No argument - open the help file in Matlab browser

‘new’ - force the update of the documentation, which requires a few more seconds

EXAMPLES

1. athelp: full help.

2. for selected help, use help directory where directory is

help atintegrators

help atmat

help atdemos

help atgui

help atmatch

help atphysics

help linearoptics

help longitudinaldynamics

help nonlineardynamics

help atplot

help plotfunctions

help lattice

help element_creation

help pubtools

help survey

help lattice_tools

help LatticeTuningFunctions

help machine_date

help tuneandchromaticity

help touschekpiwinski

help radiation

help parametersummaryfunctions

See also help()

atm2html()#: MAKEDOC_HTML - Generate new MML, SOLEIL and AT HTML help files

makedoc_html

HOWTO

1. Make sure to update and run toolboxUpdateHeader.m

2. Update history.txt appropriately, including w current version

3. Update overview.html file with the version/date/link to zip:

edit external/m2html/templates/at/about.html

4. Need to install graphviz fro graph dependency

see: https://graphviz.org/

atmexall()#: build all AT platform dependent mex-files from C-sources

atmexall option1 … optionN

AT Options:

-missing Build only the outdated components

-fail Throw an exception if compiling any passmethod fails

(By defaults compilation goes on)

-openmp Build the integrators for OpenMP parallelisation

-cuda CUDA_PATH Build the GPU tracking support using Cuda

-opencl OCL_PATH Build the GPU tracking support using OpenCL

Use “-opencl default” for using standard OpenCL install

-c_only Do no compile C++ passmethods

-DOMP_PARTICLE_THRESHOLD=n

Set the parallelisation threshold to n particles

(Default 10)

Options forwarded to the mex command:

-v Verbose output

-g Compile with debug options

-O Optimize the object code (Default)

-n Display the generated command without executing

…

atpath()#: Adds the AT directories to the MATLAB search path

atroot()#: returns Accelerator Toolbox root directory

getContents(directory)#: Get the contents of a specified directory

This function returns the contents of a specified directory.

CONT = IOSR.GENERAL.**getContents(directory)** returns the files and

folders in a directory and returns them to the cell array cont. It

ignores hidden files and folders (those starting ‘.’). DIRECTORY must

be a character array (string).

CONT = IOSR.GENERAL.**getContents(directory,’parameter’,value)** allows

search options to be specified. The options include:

‘rec’ {false} | true

Search recursively within the subfolders of the

specified directory.

‘path’ {‘relative’} | ‘full’

Specifies whether returned paths are full or relative

to the specified directory.

‘sort’ {false} | true

Specify whether the output is sorted alphabetically.

‘filter’ {‘all’} | ‘files’ | ‘folders’ | ‘*.ext’ | str

This option allows a filter to be specified. ‘files’

returns names of all files in the directory. ‘folders’

returns names of all folders in the directory. ‘*.ext’,

where ‘ext’ is a user-specified file extension, returns

all files with the extension ‘.ext’. str may be any

string; only elements that contain str will be returned

(files or folders). str is case-sensitive.

[CONT,DIRFLAG] = IOSR.GENERAL.**getContents(…)** returns a logical array

DIRFLAG, the same size as CONT, indicating whether each element is a

directory.

Examples

Ex. 1

% Return all m-files in the current directory

cont = iosr.general.**getContents(cd,’filter’,’.m’)*

Ex. 2

% Return all files in the current directory and its

% sub-directories

cont = iosr.general.**getContents(cd,’rec’,true)**

Ex. 3

% Return all files in current directory with names

% containing ‘foo’

% may return files and folders:

[cont,dirflag] = iosr.general.**getContents(cd,’filter’,’foo’)**

% use dirflag to limit:

cont = cont(~dirflag);

isOctave()#: isOctave check if running Octave

[retval]=isOctave()

Check if running Octave

OUTPUTS

1. RETVAL boolean is running Octave

updateContents(folder)#: Create a Contents.m file including subdirectories

updateContents scans through the current directory, and

its subdirectories, and builds a Contents file similar to Matlab’s

report-generated Contents.m files. Any existing Contents.m file will be

overwritten.

updateContents(folder) scans through the directory FOLDER.

Typing

help(FOLDER)

or

help path/to/folder

will display Contents.m in the Command Window, and display links to the

help for any functions that are in Matlab’s search path.

NB: Do not use Matlab’s Contents Report generator to edit the

Contents.m file. Execute this function to update it.