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srmcarneir
Brazil
33 Posts |
 Posted - 03/24/2003 : 10:28:16 PM
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Sirs,
Is there any constraint on using double vector to receive
worksheet cells contents? After an iteration like this:
vector<double> FRCell;
int jj, index;
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int nrows = wks.GetNumRows();
index = cc.GetIndex();
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FRCell.SetSize(nrows);
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for( jj = 0; jj < nrows; jj++)
FRCell[jj] = wks.Cell(jj, index);
there is an "Origin C Function Runtime Error,
general operation failure" message returned from Code
Builder environment, pointing to that specific
line of OriginC code.
Best Regards,
Ricardo Carneiro |
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cpyang
USA
1406 Posts |
Posted - 03/24/2003 : 11:31:47 PM
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Maybe the problem is in the Column index? did you set a break point and look at cc and see if it is a valid object and give a proper index?
CP
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srmcarneir
Brazil
33 Posts |
Posted - 03/28/2003 : 6:49:19 PM
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Hi, sorry for the delay in answering you!
The problem was solved with a different approach,
ie acquiring the cell value as a string
and when necessary converting it to long int
for further calculations:
string strCell = wks.TCell(iRow, iColumn);
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long longCell = atol( strCell );
The case is that my original worksheet presented
its last rows containing empty cells thus
acquiring its values as double,
double cellValue = wks.Cell(iRow, iColumn);
lead to that "general operation failure. Regards!
Ricardo Carneiro |
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double Vector[ii] = wks.cell(ii, jj)