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| ivanovskikh |
Posted - 07/28/2011 : 6:59:45 PM
Origin Ver. and Service Release (Select Help-->About Origin): Pro 8.5.1
Operating System: Win XP SP3
Hi,
I have a strange problem. The Code Builder does not execute a very easy LT script at all. No reports about errors or anything wrong... just doing nothing!..  However, it works properly when I run it from the Script Window. Any other LT scripts run well from the Code Builder. Could anyone suggest what the problemis is? The script is below.
%A = %(page.comments$);
wcopy 1! 2!;
wks.name$ = "Normalized";
//normalizing data in sheet "Normalized"
rnormalize -r 2 irng:=1!Col(4) method:=max orng:="Normalized"!Col(4);
rnormalize -r 2 irng:=1!Col(5) method:=max orng:="Normalized"!Col(5);
rnormalize -r 2 irng:=1!Col(6) method:=max orng:="Normalized"!Col(6);
//plotting the normalized curves
plotxy iy:="Normalized"!(1,4:6) plot:=200 ogl:=[<new template:="DESY EMIS NM_CM-1" name:=Graph>];
string GraphName$ = %H;
layer.y.from = 0.00;
layer.y.to = 1.05;
//making label
page.active = 1;
label -j 2 -s -sa -n stamp "\b(n)\nT= K\n%A";
stamp.fsize = 14;
stamp.font=font(Times New Roman);
stamp.y = layer.y.to - stamp.dy / 1.5;
stamp.x = layer.x.to - stamp.dx / 1.5;
//legend
legendupdate mode:=custom custom:=@LL;
Legend.fsize = 12;
Legend.font = font(Times New Roman);
Legend.y = layer.y.to - legend.dy / 1.8;
Legend.x = layer.x.from + legend.dx / 1.8;
The script takes data from 3 last columns, normalizes them, put into new worksheet and plot graph.
The Origin and Code Builders are attached.
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| ivanovskikh |
Posted - 08/04/2011 : 5:47:43 PM
All the symbols seem to be good ones (ASCII)... I copied the script to Notepad and it doesn't show any strange characters. Anyway, the script works fine when run from the Script Window!...
Thanks!
Konstantin |
| cpyang |
Posted - 08/04/2011 : 10:03:11 AM
So it looks like your script has a character not being ASCII, you can try pasting that to notepad, or the script window, copy it and paste back to code builder command window.
CP
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| ivanovskikh |
Posted - 08/02/2011 : 02:08:59 AM
Hi,
Thanks for the comment!
"type -b hello;" works fine as well as any other scripts. The problem only with the script I showed above.
I switched ECHO =1. It returns some strange message to the script window. It appears as "r=?w". In fact the first simbol is not "r". It just looks like "r". When I copy the error message to the forum post it appers as "Ú=?w".
Again the script works fine when I put into the script window.
So, I cannot understand what is going on...
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| cpyang |
Posted - 07/30/2011 : 09:14:39 AM
First, try something simpler, like
type -b hello;
then, turn on error reporting by setting
echo=1;
and then the line with the error will show.
CP
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