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                | joss31
 
                France33 Posts
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                      |  Posted - 05/28/2014 :  07:04:33 AM           
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                      | Hello everybody, 
 I try the command "getyesno" when I test it with little programme it works as well (in green).
 
 type -a;
 getyesno (Do you want to take trend & microcut?) nvalue (selection_1);
 nvalue=;
 
 if (nvalue == 1)
 {}
 else
 {
 getyesno(Do you want to take microcut?) nvalue1 (selection_2);
 if(nvalue1 == 1)
 {}
 else
 {};
 };
 
 
 But when I use it with my programme, origin stop to work I think it's because my script is very long or something like that, but I'm not sure.
 
 type -a;
 getyesno (Do you want to take trend & microcut?) nvalue (selection_1);
 nvalue=;
 
 if (nvalue == 1)
 {getfile -m *.*;  // Prompt for multiple files
 for (ii = 1; ii <= count; ii ++)
 {
 getfile -g ii; // Get the iith file into %A
 open -w %A; // This IMPORTS that file
 hfile=file.open(%A);
 %P = HEAP%[%A, 50:53]%[%A, 74:76];
 %K = HEAP%[%A, 50:53];
 %V =%[%A, 74:76];
 worksheet -c ALLSTRTIME;
 worksheet -c ECH%V;
 worksheet -t 3 4;
 %A = %[%Z,@2];
 
 %B = %[%A,>'	'];
 
 ttHours = %[%B,1:2];
 ttMinutes = %[%B,4:5];
 ttSeconds = %[%B,7:%[%B]];
 Triggertime = (ttHours /24) *86400 + (ttMinutes /1440)*86400 + ttSeconds;
 if (ii <= (count-(count-1)))
 {
 TTIME0 = Triggertime;
 TTIME1 = 0;
 TTIME2 = 0;
 col(3)=%(%H,1)+TTIME2;
 col(4)=col(2);
 win -r %H %P;
 %M = %H;
 win -t plot line;
 %X = %H;
 win -t plot line;
 %O = %H;
 graph=0;
 val=1;
 color=1;
 }
 else
 {
 TTIME0 = TTIME0;
 TTIME1 = Triggertime;
 if ($(TTIME0) != $(TTIME1))
 {
 TTIME2 = TTIME1-TTIME0;
 TTIME0 = TTIME0;
 col(3)=%(%H,1)+TTIME2;
 col(4)=col(2);
 win -r %H %P;
 %M = %H;
 %Q = %H;
 }
 col(3)=%(%H,1)+TTIME2;
 col(4)=col(2);
 win -r %H %P;
 %M = %H;
 %Q = %H;
 };
 
 win -a %X;
 layer.plotxy(%M_ALLSTRTIME,%M_ECH%V);
 layer -a;
 set %M_ECH%V -c $(ii);
 if (ii >(count-(count-1)))
 {
 if (graph < 4){
 win -a %O;
 layer.plotxy(%Q_Starttime,%Q_ECH%V);
 layer -a;
 set %Q_ECH%V -c $(color);
 color=color+1;
 graph=graph+1;
 }
 else
 {
 win -a %O;
 label -xb Time(sec);
 label -yl Voltage(V);
 legend -p;
 win -t plot line;
 %O = %H;
 layer.plotxy(%Q_Starttime,%Q_ECH%V);
 layer -a;
 color=1;
 set %Q_ECH%V -c $(color);
 val=val+1;
 graph=1;
 color=color+1;
 };
 };
 if (ii < count)
 {
 window -t data;
 };
 };
 win -a %X;
 label -xb Time(sec);
 label -yl Voltage(V);
 legend -p;
 
 val=val+1;
 win -a %O;
 label -xb Time(sec);
 label -yl Voltage(V);
 legend -p;
 
 window -t data;
 getfile -m *.*;
 getfile -g 1;
 open -w %A;
 worksheet -c vib;
 worksheet -t 3 4;
 col(3)=(col(2)-1)*0.20;
 %M = %H;
 
 win -a %X;
 layer.plotxy(%M_Starttime,%M_vib);
 layer -a;
 set %M_vib -c 20;
 legend -p;}
 
 else
 {
 getyesno(Do you want to take microcut?) nvalue1 (selection_2);
 if(nvalue == 1)
 {}
 else
 {};
 
 };
 
 So can you help me please!
 
 Thank you in advance.
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                | greg
 
                USA1379 Posts
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                | joss31
 
                France33 Posts
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                      |  Posted - 06/02/2014 :  04:14:39 AM           
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                      | I save my code in an OGS file but I don't understand how I call them I need to do that? 
 [main]
 getyesno (Do you want to take trend & microcut?) nvalue (selection_1);
 if (nvalue == 1)
 {
 run.section( , take_trend_microcuts);
 }
 
 
 
 [take_trend_microcuts]
 getfile -m *.*; // Prompt for multiple files
 for (ii = 1; ii <= count; ii ++)
 {
 getfile -g ii; // Get the iith file into %A
 open -w %A; // This IMPORTS that file[.....]
 else
 {};
 };
 
 
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                      | Edited by - joss31 on 06/02/2014  04:15:31 AM
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                | greg
 
                USA1379 Posts
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                      |  Posted - 06/02/2014 :  4:23:49 PM           
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                      | It looks like you already figured out how to use run.section within a file. When calling from outside the file, specify the name and section:
 
 run.section(filename,sectionname); // Do not need .OGS of filename
 
 If the file is in your Origin folder, you don't need a path and you script would look like:
 
 run.section(somename,main);
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                | joss31
 
                France33 Posts
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                      |  Posted - 06/03/2014 :  04:16:19 AM           
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                      | For example i name my OGS file "take_trend_microcuts.ogs" but I don't understand the difference between this two commands 
 ed.open(take_trend_microcuts.ogs);
 run.section( , take_trend_microcuts);
 
 And when i use the run.section (for this moment), I have succeed to make it work.
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                      | Edited by - joss31 on 06/03/2014  04:20:23 AM
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