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| LarsVSA6 |
Posted - 06/03/2008 : 09:02:06 AM
Origin Version (Select Help-->About Origin): 7.5SR6
Operating System:Win2000
Hello,
how can i save a folder from Project Explorer by script automatically?
I start a project with importing a lot of measured data out of excel sheets, make some extractions and calculations and put these new data to new worksheets, then create some folders with pe_mkdir and move only the measured data with pe_move to these folders, while the extracted data remains in the root directory. Unfortunately, the file size of the whole project increases to very high values (about 60MB and more), i want to save the folders and afterwards delete them with pe_rmdir to decrease the size of the project but still keeping the measured data in a different project, so i can have a look at a later time at the measured data in an origin format, if i need. Needless to say doing this with mouse (right click on folder name and save project) it works. I identify the menu -ID for this operation (ID=41012), but using the command menu -e 41012 does not work. So how can i do this, eventually including a button to append again automatically the project with the measured data and after finishing closing/removing the folder again?
Lars |
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| greg |
Posted - 06/10/2008 : 4:51:00 PM
You cannot do this from LabTalk, but you can from OriginC so you could make an OC function that is callable from LabTalk with a simple wrapper like this one derived from the example in the Help file for the SaveAsProject method of the Folder class:
#include <Origin.h>
void Folder_SaveAsProject_Ex1(string strPathFileName)
{
Folder fldSave = Project.ActiveFolder();
string strPath = strPathFileName;
bool bOK = fldSave.SaveAsProject(strPath, SFC_INCLUDE_SUBFOLDERS);
out_int("bOK = ", bOK);
}
Create a c file in Code Builder with the above code and build. You can then use
Folder_SaveAsProject_Ex1(D:\My Files\)
The saved project will contain the current folder and subfolders and windows therein.
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