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| hgibhar |
Posted - 11/20/2012 : 05:31:25 AM
Origin Ver. 8.6 and Service Release 3
Operating System: win7
Hello,
in my script the option for setting the default path of a directory for a fdlg.multiopen() function does not work! Has anybody an idea of that? Although I set the path$, the samples directory of origin is opened.
Here my script (which was just copied from the forum, to find out the reason tor the problem):
%L="d:\\holger\\OriginLab\\86\\Anwenderdateien\\Scripts\\gamma\\";
FDLOG.DlgName$="Select files for Gummel plot.";
FDLog.ShowComment=0;
FDlog.Path$=%L;
FDlog.numtypes=3;
fdlog.type1$=[DAT files]*.DAT; //Use wildcards in multiopen dialog to select file types
Fdlog.type2$=[TXT files]*.TXT;
fdlog.type3$=[All files]*.*;
FDlog.defType=2; //Focus on *.DAT files first
FDlog.multiOpen.sort=0;
FDLog.MultiOpen();
The other settings work correctly (title, selecting type).
Thx
Holger |
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| hgibhar |
Posted - 11/23/2012 : 10:27:56 AM
Thank you, Greg.
But nothing changed. The path$ behaves arbitrary.
Holger |
| greg |
Posted - 11/20/2012 : 1:39:05 PM
You do not need double \\ for a string assignment. You are probably thinking of the syntax for substitution in text objects.
So,
%L="d:\holger\OriginLab\86\Anwenderdateien\Scripts\gamma\";
and the final '\' is optional.
Also, maybe you meant
FDlog.defType = 1; //Focus on *.DAT files first |
| hgibhar |
Posted - 11/20/2012 : 05:46:52 AM
PS: win7 prof. 32 bit;
Now, I chosed another directory, and the dialog opens in my documents folder, which is likely wrong - it is still not working.
I don't what happened and what must be changed.
Holger |
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