| T O P I C R E V I E W |
| Bempel |
Posted - 04/22/2003 : 04:03:45 AM
Hello,
I use the getfilename *.dat command to get multiple ASCII files in worksheets. The filenames have the name structure ex50_xx where xx is a number that increases from 1 to whatever I want. The problem is now I have a script that works well if the the xx value is below 99. Once this value passes 100, the script execution stops. Here is the script :
[Main]
getfilename *.dat;
getnumber "rayonne" r;
getnumber
(start) ini
(stop) nbc
(Enter the graphs to be plotted);
// next command sets the range for mean calculation
getnumber
(start) rr1
(stop) rr2
(Enter temperature range used to find the mean);
// now specify the starting temperature
getnumber ( ) temp (Enter initial temperature...);
getnumber
(start) xx1
(stop) xx2
(Enter frequency range);
loop (ii,ini,nbc) {
type $(ii);
%O=%[%a,'_']_$(ii).dat;
win -t wks;
open -w %O;
type %O;
type %H;
work -c M;
work -c N;
work -c O;
work -c P;
%H_M=abs(%H_H);
%H_N=%H_H+r;
%H_O=abs(%H_I);
%H_P=atan(%H_I/%H_N)*180/3.14159265;
// find mean of col(L)
set col(L) -bs rr1;
set col(L) -es rr2;
sum(col(L));
run.section(,MakePlot); // create plot, add datasets to layer, etc.
label -s -p 103 0 \+(%H); // labels the graphs name on given position
%L="T\-(c) = $(temp) °C"; // create string for temperature
%M="T\-(eff) = $(sum.mean,.2) °C"; // create string for column mean
// %L=%L
//%M; // combine %L and %M as single 2-line string
label -s -p 103 5 \+(%L); // create label from string. (change position as desired)
label -s -p 103 10 \+(%M);
temp=temp
};
[MakePlot]
%J=%H;
win -t plot rheo G%[%O,'.'];
page.active=1; // activate layer 1
layer.include(%J_O,201);
layer.include(%J_M,201);
layer.include(%J_N,201);
layer.include(%J_I,201);
set %J_I -k 2; // shape#=1 (square), 2 (circle), ...
set %J_I -cse 1;
set %J_I -csf 18;
set %J_I -z 8;
set %J_M -k 1; // shape#=1 (square), 2 (circle), ...
set %J_M -csf 1; // fill color#=1 (black), 2 (red), 3 (green), etc
set %J_M -cse 1; // edge color
set %J_M -z 8; // set symbol interior 2=open
set %J_N -k 5;
set %J_N -csf 2;
set %J_N -cse 2;
set %J_N -z 8;
set %J_O -k 1;
set %J_O -cse 1;
set %J_O -csf 18;
set %J_O -z 10;
layer -b c 1;
X1=xx1; X2=xx2; // x-axis range
Y1=1; Y2=100000; // y-axis range
page.active=2; // activate layer 2
layer.include(%J_P,201);
layer -b c 1;
X1=xx1; X2=xx2; // x-axis range
Y1=-10; Y2=60; // y-axis range
set %J_G -k 2;
set %J_G -cse 1;
set %J_G -csf 18;
set %J_G -z 8;
page.active=1;
Can anyone tell me please what I have to change in the script so that it executes even with numbers above 100?
Thanks
Stephane |
| 2 L A T E S T R E P L I E S (Newest First) |
| Bempel |
Posted - 04/22/2003 : 11:28:56 AM
The problem is fixed. There is fortunately no problem with the script |
| Mike Buess |
Posted - 04/22/2003 : 10:42:54 AM
Hi Stephane,
I see nothing obviously wrong with your script. Your import loop types the index 'ii', file path\name '%O' and active worksheet name to the script window. Do all of those show up correctly when ii=100? If not, which are missing? That may give us a clue about where the error is occurring.
You might also enter 'echo=1' in the script window before you run your script, so that all errors will be typed to the script window. ('echo=0' turns this off.) If your script generates any errors you could copy/paste them to this forum.
Mike Buess
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