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| ungat |
Posted - 11/13/2005 : 4:31:44 PM
Origin Version (Select Help-->About Origin): 7.5
Operating System:Windows XP
Hello,
Could someone please tell me how import automatically several files(file1,file2,file3,...) which are located in X:\Directory\Fileswith a script window ?
Actually I use this script window:
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run.section(Standard,NewWks);
getfile *.*;
open -w %b%a;
%v=%h;
ncols=%v!wks.ncols;
%v!wks.col1.name$=Abs;
for(i=1;i<=ncols-1;i+=1)
{
create %v_b$(i) 300;
edit %v_b$(i);
copy col($(i+1)) %v_b$(i);
};
copy col(1) %v_a;
for(i=1;i<=ncols;i+=1)
{
delete col(1);
};
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But I have to select manually the directory and the filename to import and it takes more time;
I would like to import files with a script window in which I'll indicate the Directory path in which the files to import are located.
Thank you very much. |
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| Mike Buess |
Posted - 11/14/2005 : 08:32:42 AM
The full path\name must be supplied as an argument for the open command...
open -w X:\Directory\AA;
You can import and manipulate repetitively like this...
%B=X:\Directory\; // directory
%F=AA BB CC; // file list (space separated)
for(ii=1;ii>0;ii++) {
%A=%[%F,#ii]; // get next file name
if(%A=="") break;
win -t D;
open -w %B%A;
// more commands
};
Mike Buess
Origin WebRing Member |
| ungat |
Posted - 11/14/2005 : 07:12:01 AM
Hello Mike Buess, thank you very much,
but I don't make this, I want import files with a script window in which I indicate the path of directory in which the files are located:
example I would like to import files "AA","BB" and "CC" which are located in X:\Directory
Thank you again.
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| Mike Buess |
Posted - 11/14/2005 : 06:49:24 AM
This uses a multiple-file dialog...
fdlog.useGroup("");
if( fdlog.multiopen()==0/0 ) return;
for(i=1;i<fdlog.multiopen.count;i++) {
fdlog.get(A,i); // get file path\name
win -t D; // open new wks
open -w %A; // import file
// more commands
};
Mike Buess
Origin WebRing Member |
| ungat |
Posted - 11/14/2005 : 06:39:47 AM
Thank you very much eno, but I didn't succeed use your script;
1°) my files don't have extension (%t=".csv"; // extension of ASCII file ); it is simple file without extension.
2°) my files don't have numero; it is not file1, file 2,...
it is file "toto", "blabla", "tata", and so
there are not numeroted
- could you please give me a full example with 3 files (toto,zaza,lala) to import which are located in X:\Directory ?
Thank you again.
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| ungat |
Posted - 11/14/2005 : 06:17:55 AM
Thank you very much eno, but I didn't succeed use your script;
- first my files don't have extension (%t=".csv"; // extension of ASCII file ); it is simple file without extension.
- could you please give me a full example with 3 files (file1,file2 and file3) to import which are located in X:\Directory ?
Thank you again. |
| eno |
Posted - 11/13/2005 : 9:09:11 PM
Hi ungat,
I also have the same needs and usually use the following
script for this matter.
%r="X:\Directory\Fileswith\"; // path
%s="file"; // file name
%t=".csv"; // extension of ASCII file
%u="result";
filenum=100; // Number of files that you have
win -t D; // New worksheet
%v=%h; // Save name
ascimport.GetSettings(); // read import settings
ascimport.renamewks=0; // avoid name change
ascimport.WriteSettings(); // write settings
loop(ii,1,filenum)
{
win -a %v;
open -w %r%s$(ii)%t;
// insert your script here
win -d %u$(ii); // copy results to new worksheet(result1,result2...)
clearworksheet %v; // clear imported data
};
win -cd %v; // remove %v
Hope to help.
eno
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