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blank_name
Brazil
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 Posted - 02/06/2003 : 07:47:21 AM
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Hi!
I was using Origin 6.1 and for that I had a script that imported the file, correcting the labels of the data and inserting a time stamp column. This column was set as the first column and as an X column.
I tried using the same script for Origin 7.0PRO and the column went to the end of the worksheet. I tried to plot the way I usually do, but the data looked really strange - normally that sort of data resembles a senoid function, but this time it looked like a "kids drawing". I imported the same data on another computer with Origin 6.1, using the same script and everything worked fine.
Does anyone know what is going on?
Do I need to create a new script, using C, for the7.0PRO version?
Thanks!
samantha |
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Mike Buess
USA
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Posted - 02/06/2003 : 5:47:28 PM
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Hi Samantha,
You're Origin 6.1 scripts should work fine in Origin 7.0, but you might run into problems if you use the menu -e menuID command. Origin's menu IDs occasionally change from version to version.
Mike Buess
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Jose
Netherlands
93 Posts |
Posted - 02/13/2003 : 1:51:45 PM
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My scripts use to work fine in 7.0, except for one command. My problem may help you to identify yours.
I want to have a dataset named %n, with an associated X dataset named %n_a. The way to do this may slightly change from one version to another. My newest script, for 7.0 Pro SR2, uses
create %n -c 5;
In other cases, I had to do
create %n 5;
create %n_a 5;
My oldest script simply states
create %n 5;
I'm not very certain about all this, I just tell you what worked.
Jose Via, Origin WebRing member |
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Scirpts on 7.0PRO