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A period counter measures the period of a periodic input waveform. One way to construct the circuit is to count the number of clock cycles between two rising edges of the input signal. Since the frequency of the system clock is known, the period of the input signal can be derived accordingly. For example, if the frequency of the system clock is f and the number of clock cycles between two rising edges is N , the period of the input signal is N - * 1. f The design in this subsection measures the period in milliseconds. Its ASMD chart is shown in Figure 6.12. The period counter takes a measurement when the s t a r t signal is asserted. We use a rising-edge detection circuit to generate a one-clock-cycle tick, edge, to indicate the rising edge of the input waveform. After s t a r t is asserted, the FSMD moves to the waite state to wait for the first rising edge of the input. It then moves to the count state when the next rising edge of the input is detected. In the count state, we use two registers to keep track of the time. The t register counts for 50,000 clock cycles, from 0 to 49,999, and then wraps around. Since the period of the system clock is 20 ns, the t register takes 1 ms to circulate through 50,000 cycles. The p register counts in terms of milliseconds. It

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The openDocument() and createDocument() functions provide similar capabilities although they possess similar restrictions. The openDocument() function is equivalent to selecting File Open and selecting a file from the Open dialog box. The createDocument() function, as the name implies, creates a new, blank document, based on the standard default.htm file. In either case, the document loads into a Dreamweaver window and is brought forward. The createDocument() function does not need an argument to work and automatically returns the DOM of the new document. For example, the following code

Creating a separate Read Me file in a word processing program or text editor is obviously the easiest way to document a template. And having the full textformatting capabilities of a word processor at your disposal can make the writing go quickly. Arguably, the Read Me approach is best for providing information needed only once such as installation instructions and minor customization notes or when you create a database only for personal or limited in-house use. In the case of a personal template, if you later decide to share it with others, your notes can form the basis of an in-template Help system.

6. Enter names for the tabs you wish created in the Tab Name text box, clicking Create (or pressing Return/Enter) after each name. The tab names will appear in the Tabs list. You can reorder the tabs by dragging the double-headed arrow, just as in other FileMaker Pro list boxes. 7. Click OK to dismiss the Tab Control Setup dialog. 8. Add fields and other objects (such as labels or images) by using the status area s tools panel or by choosing the desired item type from the Insert menu.

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Selecting a field Figure 3-36: When enabling you to select an entire PivotTable element, the mouse cursor changes to an arrow.

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Probably the most common Find operation is to locate all the records matching a specific value for example, locating all the invoices where a DVD was sold, or finding all the address records in the 89109 ZIP code. In previous versions of FileMaker Pro, as described earlier in this chapter, you had to enter Find mode and create a Find request. Then you would be back in Browse mode with the new found set. FileMaker Pro 8 eliminates the mode shift and manual entry when only one value is in question. As shown in Figure 9-10, you can now select a value (or field) in Browse mode by Control-clicking/right-clicking and choosing Find Matching Records from the shortcut menu that appears.