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[quote][i]Originally posted by luismramirezr[/i]
[br]OriginPro 2015
Windows 10

Hi,

I'm running an ogs script after a file import via the run command in the Import Wizard.

In the first lines, a StringArray is created, give some values (Sample 1, Sample 2, etc.), then ask for the real sample names:

[code]
//Declare variables to be used
	bookname$ = "DLS";
	wksname$ = layer.name$;
	axislang$ = "English";
	xname$ = "Size";
	yname$ = "Intensity";
	y2name$ = "Volume";
	y3name$ = "Number";
	samples = 1;
	reads = 3;
	
	//Creates Samples name Array
	StringArray names;
	names.Add("Sample 1"); //Add temporary data

//Use GetN dialog to collect data
	getn (Samples) samples	(Reads per sample) reads	(Workbook name) bookname$	(Axis Language) axislang$	(DLS Import);
	
	//Ask for each Sample Name
	names.SetSize(samples);	//Set StringArray size to samples quantity
	//Add "Sample 1", "Sample 2", etc to show in getn dialog
	loop(ii,1,samples){
		names.SetAt(ii, "Sample $(ii)")
	}
	//Ask user to input sample name
	loop(ii,1,samples){
		samplename$ = names.GetAt(ii)$;//temporary var to store sample name
		getn (Sample $(ii) Name)	samplename$	(Input Sample Names);
		names.SetAt(ii,samplename$);//store sample name to stringarray
	}
[/code]

The problem is that the StringArray isn't created.

If before running the script I create the StringArray in the command window, the script runs perfectly. Otherwise, it gives a lot of errors because de string array wasn't created. After running the script, I can create the array and run the script again and it will run fine. It doesn't matter if I ran the script or not, I must create the array in the command window in order for the script to run.

If copy and paste the above script in the command window, it runs fine. However, if the script is exec from the run command, it gives error.

After run in command window, if I restart Origin and run the script via the Import Wizard or run command, it gives error again, because the string array wasn't created.

Why I can't create the string array inside the ogs script file?

Thank you.
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luismramirezr	Posted - 04/10/2016 : 10:25:42 PM OriginPro 2015 Windows 10 Hi, I'm running an ogs script after a file import via the run command in the Import Wizard. In the first lines, a StringArray is created, give some values (Sample 1, Sample 2, etc.), then ask for the real sample names: //Declare variables to be used bookname$ = "DLS"; wksname$ = layer.name$; axislang$ = "English"; xname$ = "Size"; yname$ = "Intensity"; y2name$ = "Volume"; y3name$ = "Number"; samples = 1; reads = 3; //Creates Samples name Array StringArray names; names.Add("Sample 1"); //Add temporary data //Use GetN dialog to collect data getn (Samples) samples (Reads per sample) reads (Workbook name) bookname$ (Axis Language) axislang$ (DLS Import); //Ask for each Sample Name names.SetSize(samples); //Set StringArray size to samples quantity //Add "Sample 1", "Sample 2", etc to show in getn dialog loop(ii,1,samples){ names.SetAt(ii, "Sample $(ii)") } //Ask user to input sample name loop(ii,1,samples){ samplename$ = names.GetAt(ii)$;//temporary var to store sample name getn (Sample $(ii) Name) samplename$ (Input Sample Names); names.SetAt(ii,samplename$);//store sample name to stringarray } The problem is that the StringArray isn't created. If before running the script I create the StringArray in the command window, the script runs perfectly. Otherwise, it gives a lot of errors because de string array wasn't created. After running the script, I can create the array and run the script again and it will run fine. It doesn't matter if I ran the script or not, I must create the array in the command window in order for the script to run. If copy and paste the above script in the command window, it runs fine. However, if the script is exec from the run command, it gives error. After run in command window, if I restart Origin and run the script via the Import Wizard or run command, it gives error again, because the string array wasn't created. Why I can't create the string array inside the ogs script file? Thank you.
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luismramirezr	Posted - 04/13/2016 : 10:53:43 AM quote: Originally posted by cpyang ogs section is a scope, so when exit the scope, all the local variables are gone, so you need to indicate global variables, See http://www.originlab.com/doc/Quick-Help/Global-Constants CP Thank you. I used the Origin.ini example and it worked. However, if I give the script to someone else, they will have to do the same thing. So, this solved in part my problem. I would really like how to define the stringArray in the ogs script file so I don't have to configure the Origin.ini
cpyang	Posted - 04/10/2016 : 11:48:07 PM ogs section is a scope, so when exit the scope, all the local variables are gone, so you need to indicate global variables, See http://www.originlab.com/doc/Quick-Help/Global-Constants CP

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