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| Eberhard2010 |
Posted - 04/12/2009 : 03:29:56 AM
Origin Ver. and Service Release (Select Help-->About Origin): 8SR0
Operating System:WINXP Pro SP3
Hi,
My import filenames will be set as comments in the column. The data is already imported. I found a way to seperate 73 from G02N02_73K_1.dat
But I ve two more problems. How to Get the comment with wcol()? wcol(2).comment$ doesn't work anyway. How to Convert the String to int? Perhaps its a simple thing but I haven't found it.
My Code so far:
[Main]
string strbk$ = %H;
string strSh$ =;
range wks = [strBk$]strSh$!; //This is the sheet range
p=2;
for(;p<=wks.ncols;){
range cc=[strBk$]strSh$!wcol(p); //Set a new col range
string Temp$=cc.comment$; //Hole den Comment aus der Spalte
Temp=%[%[Temp, >'_'],'K']; //Extrahieren von 73 aus G02N02_73K_1.dat
int temp=273.14; //Konvertierung von String nach Int
wcol(p)/=(temp*temp);
p+=1;
};
type("done I/Tē");
Sincerely Eberhard |
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| Eberhard2010 |
Posted - 04/13/2009 : 5:51:49 PM
Hi vincent,
many thanks to You. I get it to work. yeah. I'm so happy.
With your help. I modified the code as follows:
[Main]
string strBk$ = %H;
string strSh$ =;
range wks = [strBk$]strSh$!; //This is the sheet range
p=2;
for(;p<=wks.ncols;){
range cc=[strBk$]strSh$!wcol(p); //Set a new range
%A=cc[C]$; //Get the Column Comment
%A=%[%[%A, >'_'],'k']; //Extract the Temp 73 out of G02N02_73k_1.dat
//type "%A";
wcol(p)/=(%A * %A);
p+=1;
};
type("done I/Tē");
Problem #1
Thanks your help works very well!
Problem #2
This problem solved it self cause %A is either a string variable. But it can also be used to calculate column values.
Happy Easter!
Regards Eberhard |
| vincenth |
Posted - 04/13/2009 : 11:36:12 AM
Hello,
Problem #1 --- Extracting the comment from a column
In order to extract the comment from a specific data column, make use of the system variable "C", which stores the row index of the comment field for the column. For example, replace this line of code:
string Temp$ = cc.comments$
with the following line:
string Temp$ = cc[C]$
But there is one more problem! (see below)
Problem #2 --- Converting string to int
The code, as it is written, assigns a new variable of type 'int' the value '273.14'. Variables with the same name but different variable types can exist simultaneously, so there is no conversion issue that I see here.
There is, however, one more problem. The following notation:
%[Temp, >'_']
does not work (according to my tests) with a declared string variable. The string value must be evaluated using the %(stringToEvaluate) notation.
So, I recommend changing two lines of code to fix both problems as I understand them. Replace these two lines:
string Temp$=cc.comment$;
Temp=%[%[Temp, >'_'],'K'];
With this line:
// cc[C] contains the string "G02N02_73K_1.dat"
// temperature will get the value 73
int temperature = %[%[%(cc[C]$), >'_'],'K'];
Regards,
Vince H |
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