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andrewdsto	Posted - 07/13/2009 : 01:59:31 AM Origin Ver 8 pro and Service Release sr4 (Select Help-->About Origin): Operating System:win xp Is there a problem with the doc -e LP command, compare the following two scripts and outputs: doc -e p { doc -e lw { %c=; sec -p 1; }; }; datasets_B datasets_B@2 datasets_B@3 datasets_B@4 datasets_B datasets_B@2 datasets_B@3 datasets_B@4 datasets_B datasets_B@2 datasets_B@3 datasets_B@4 datasets_B@5 datasets_B@6 datasets_B@7 datasets_B@8 datasets_B@5 datasets_B@6 datasets_B@7 datasets_B@8 datasets_B@5 datasets_B@6 datasets_B@7 datasets_B@8 ---------------------------------------------------- doc -e lp { %c=; sec -p 1; }; datasets_B datasets_B@2 datasets_B@3 datasets_B@4 datasets_B datasets_B datasets_B datasets_B datasets_B datasets_B datasets_B datasets_B datasets_B datasets_B datasets_B datasets_B datasets_B datasets_B datasets_B datasets_B datasets_B datasets_B datasets_B datasets_B The first script determines %c correctly, the second script does not? Is this an error in the command or am I interpreting the command incorrectly? thanks Andrew
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cpyang	Posted - 07/13/2009 : 08:55:51 AM Looks like a bug. We will try to fix in SR6 which should be coming out very soon. CP

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