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| SFackler |
Posted - 01/15/2021 : 09:12:52 AM
Hello,
I have trouble when calling my origin scripts.
I have several scripts that run fine, when I place the code directly in customs.ogs, but when I place the script in a seperate file "MyScript.ogs" and run it with
run MyScript.ogs
I get a different behavior.
For example
customs.ogs
int firstResultColumn = 6;
col($(firstResultColumn))[L]$ = "Cycle";
creates a new colums at index 6 (Column(F)) and changes the longname to "Cycle"
When I change to:
customs.ogs
run MyScript.ogs;
MyScript.ogs
int firstResultColumn = 6;
col($(firstResultColumn))[L]$ = "Cycle";
Everytime I run the script a new column is created with the longname "cycle" and not at index 6. If I enter the column index directly it works everytime, but since I have several instances where I need dynamic column creation and manipulating this is no possibility.
It feels like I'm missing some referencing, or something. Sadly I can not find a description of my problem.
Can somebody guide me in the right direction?
Best regards,
SFackler
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Origin Ver. and Service Release (Select Help-->About Origin):
OriginPro 2021 (64-bit)
9.8.0.200 (Lehre)
Operating System: Windows 10 64bit
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| cpyang |
Posted - 01/18/2021 : 12:58:01 PM
The reason run.file didnt work was because you added a redundant [test] on top of your code. run.file does not need it as it will just run the whole file.
Also, you should dowcol(firstResultColumn)
no need to dowcol($(firstResultColumn)) when using the wcol function.
CP
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| SFackler |
Posted - 01/18/2021 : 03:21:08 AM
Hello,
the command run.section() does work, the command run.file() does not seem to execute the script. The run.section() command works fine to me. just a short feedback on the toppic.
works:
customs.ogs
run.section(MyScript,test);
MyScript.ogs
[test]
int firstResultColumn = 6;
wcol($(firstResultColumn))[L]$ = "Cycle";
type -b "hello";
does not work
customs.ogs
run.file(MyScript);
MyScript.ogs
[test]
int firstResultColumn = 6;
wcol($(firstResultColumn))[L]$ = "Cycle";
type -b "hello";
I've tried specifying the path, adding the ogs extension with run.file() and changing the section in MyScript to [Main], but with no result.
I'll work with the run.section() command in the future.
Many thanks,
SFackler |
| cpyang |
Posted - 01/15/2021 : 5:09:53 PM
Yes, use run.section, or run.file, don't use "run file", as that will run the file line by line instead of as a whole, so your line that set int value is not visible on the next line.
CP
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| Chris D |
Posted - 01/15/2021 : 10:49:26 AM
Hi,
For whatever reason (not sure at all), the `int` from `int firstResultColumn = 6` is problematic.
Do this.
MyScript.ogs:
int firstResultColumn = 6;
wcol(firstResultColumn)[L]$ = "Cycle";
type -b "hello";
Custom.ogs:
run.file(MyScript.ogs)
I hope this helps.
Thanks,
Chris Drozdowski
Originlab Technical Support
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| SFackler |
Posted - 01/15/2021 : 10:21:40 AM
with wcol I'm getting no response, when placed in the script I try to call. I placed a message box in the code, which gets executed. When I place the code in customs.ogs it runs well.
To emphasis my problem: I can get code running in the customs.ogs script when hitting the icon. But if I move the code to another file and run this file from customs.ogs with the icon, the code seems to work somewhat different.
not working
customs.ogs
run MyScript.ogs
MyScript.ogs
int firstResultColumn = 6;
wcol($(firstResultColumn))[L]$ = "Cycle";
type -b "hello";
working:
customs.ogs
int firstResultColumn = 6;
wcol($(firstResultColumn))[L]$ = "Cycle";
type -b "hello";
I tried:
manually creating the columns before executing -> no change
referencing with $() and without -> no change
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| cpyang |
Posted - 01/15/2021 : 10:12:26 AM
If you are using index, better use wcol(firstResultColumn)[L]$, can you try?
CP
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