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marko Posted - 07/08/2002 : 04:22:40 AM
Hi,

I repost my former origin article to the labtalk forum, since this might be the more appropriate location for it.


 [WorksheetTest]{	
   dll -a worksheet ATI\MOCA\worksheet\Debug\worksheet;
   worksheet.WksName$=data1;
   worksheet.WksName$=;
   dll -r worksheet;}


This script is executed up to the end, BUT the output looks like this:

WORKSHEET.WKSNAME$=--

although there was the assignment to the property just the line before!

Any idea what this might be?
Marko
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eparent Posted - 07/15/2002 : 09:31:30 AM
This topic was answered in the Origin forum. See the post titled "MOCA example WORKSHEET doesn't work". Please post a question in one forum only and please post all future MOCA questions here in the LabTalk forum.

Thank you.




Edited by - eparent on 07/15/2002 09:56:39
marko Posted - 07/15/2002 : 07:18:52 AM
Hi CStorey,

the path wasn't a problem. Origin starts to search in it's install directory!

But, you are right, the direct output doesn't work. So one has to work around by using the temporary variable %A in your case.

Found this in one of my older scripts also after I got response in the main forum to this topic.

Thanks anyway!
Marko
CStorey Posted - 07/08/2002 : 11:17:45 AM
You might want to try the following. Add the %Y (Origin Path) to the dll call, otherwise I'm not sure you are actually finding the dll.

Also the "type" will display errors in the ScriptWindow if you run your test with it open.


[WorksheetTest]

type.redirection=1; //// Show errors in script window!

dll -a worksheet %YATI\MOCA\worksheet\Debug\worksheet; //// ****
worksheet.WksName$=data1;
%A=worksheet.WksName$; %A=;
dll -r worksheet;
Return;

Hope this helps,

Craig Storey
Origin WebRing Member - http://g.webring.com/hub?ring=originwebring

Edited by - CStorey on 07/08/2002 11:18:26

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