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grahamc Posted - 03/30/2000 : 8:25:00 PM
I seem to have found a bit of an oddity.

I have a fragment of script that for several small datafiles loads a worksheet template, loads the data, renames the template and minimises it.

I've found that unless I put a "sec -p 0.1" between the data load command and the rename window command, I risk losing columns from the imported data. I also risk destabilising Origin to the extent that the script will cause a crash the next time it is run. This implies to me that the data load is being carried out in a different thread from the script execution and there is a signalling problem.

Is there any explanation for this, and has anyone else experienced similar? This is Origin6 patch 1 on NT6 SP6.

An example of one of the data-load "modules" is here, in case anyone can see a glaring error.

window -t data xyxyxy.otw;
open -w D:\Data\Test DLTS data\A28 Device\DS_000_DataMin_YG0.dat;
sec -p 0.1;
window -r %H YMin;
window -i;

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greg Posted - 04/03/2000 : 8:13:00 PM
Technical issues are better handled by contacting your Tech Support representative directly. Include any relevant files as attachments.

[This message has been edited by Greg (edited 04-03-2000).]


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