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@giulioungaretti If i think about a monitor like this for qcodes I personally think on the basis of the snapshot, imho its ok structured, and easy to work with from...

@giulioungaretti with that I mean that not much code is required to update the snapshot copy a client has (sorry i said monitor up there). if the snapshot is just...

I dont really think the log output should go into that widget at all, I'd rather see a independent log-server collect, filter and take care of all the logging information,...

> Negative delay means things took longer than they should have Haha i thought it was the opposite. So there is an additional slowdown somewhere, that might then be related...

so the max_delay is a per parameter thing? Now I have a very fundamental question on the delay now, how is it implemented? ``` 1: loop.|......set(X)........sleep(t).........|..get(Y,Z)..| 2: loop.|..t0..set(X)..t(1)..sleep(t-(t1-t0)).|..get(Y,Z)..| ``` is...

FYI: I just had this again, the ipynb file went to 21MB on disk, when I finally got where I could restart and clear output it went back to 30KB

I dont think so, as I commented out that line (182) in `helpers.py`

not in pure size, but chrome somehow cant handle it, whatever is in there. I'll save the notebook file next time

> Ok, well, I'll continue and limit that widget anyway - also I'll make it so if you minimize it, it doesn't automatically reopen when stuff shows there, I'll just...

Ok, sounds good. But how does this: > But a very small nonzero delay is dangerous because it will try to hit that exactly and complain if it goes over....