%lcaLastError
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%  Calling Sequence
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%[err_status] = lcaLastError()
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%  Description
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%   This routine is a simple extension to scilab's lasterror which only
%   allows a single error to be reported. If labCA encounters an error of
%   general nature then lasterror is sufficient and lcaLastError() reports
%   redundant/identical information. However, if a labCA operation only
%   fails on a subset of a vector of PVs then lcaLastError() returns an
%   error code for each individual PV (as a m x 1 vector) so that failing
%   channels can be identified.
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%   The error reported by lasterror corresponds to the first error found in
%   the err_status vector.
%
%   Note that (matching lasterror's semantics) the recorded errors are not
%   cleared by a successful labCA operation. Hence, the status returned by
%   lcaLastError() is only defined after an error occurred and the routine
%   is intended to be used from the catch section of a try - catch - end
%   construct.
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%  Parameters
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%   err_status
%          m x 1 column vector of [1]status codes for each PV of the last
%          failing labCA call or a scalar. Note that this routine can
%          return a scalar even if the last operation involved multiple PVs
%          if the error was of general nature (e.g., ``invalid argument'').
%          In this case the scalar is identical to the error reported by
%          scilab's lasterror.
%
%  Examples
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%try
%  // lcaXXX command goes here
%catch
%  errors = lcaLastError()
%  // errors holds status vector or single status code
%  // depending on command, error cause and number of PVs.
%end
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%    till 2018-02-28
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%References
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%   Error 1. Error
