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WiljanVerhees
Netherlands
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 Posted - 11/28/2018 : 09:03:45 AM
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Origin Ver. and Service Release (Select Help-->About Origin):originPro 2016
Operating System:windows10
I would like to import multiple files from different locations in subsequent runs of a script.
I now use (fdlog.MultiOpen() != 0/0) for this which works great for the first time but during the next run nothing happens. Selecting the files from different locations is possible using fdLog but a bit cumbersome.
Tried fdlog.reset() but this is ineffective. Anyone who knows if a solution exists? Thanks.
Wiljan
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yuki_wu
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Posted - 11/28/2018 : 9:57:57 PM
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Hi Wiljan,
I am sorry that I cannot understand you fully. So what do you mean using fdlog more than one?
I made a very simple example, and it works fine:
loop(ii, 1, 3)
{
fdlog.reset();
fdlog.usegroup(ASCII);
if (fdlog.MultiOpen() != 0/0)
{
type -a $(fdlog.MultiOpen.Count);
}
}
Could you please tell me more details or paste a piece of your code here?
Regards,
Yuki
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WiljanVerhees
Netherlands
7 Posts |
Posted - 11/29/2018 : 03:27:35 AM
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Hi Yuki,
Thanks for the reply.
The script I'm using is:
[Getnames]
type -c "get filenames for data-analysis";
fdlog.reset();
fdlog.ShowComment = 0;
fdlog.UseGroup(Ascii);
fdlog.UseType(TXT);
if (fdlog.MultiOpen() != 0/0)
window -t wks getNames getNames;
window -r book1 allnames;
window -a allnames;
allnames!page.active=1;
nn= wks.maxRows;
type -a $(nn);
num = fdlog.MultiOpen.Count;
loop (ii, 1, fdlog.MultiOpen.Count)
{
if(ii<num)
{
FDlog.Get(A, ii);
str$=%A;
j=(str.reversefind('\'))+1;
k=(str.reversefind('.'))-1;
%K=%[%A,j:k];
%B = System.path.Ascii$;
%([getnames]information,1,ii)= "%B";
%([getnames]information,2,ii)= "%K";
%([allnames]sheet1,1,ii+nn)= "%B";
%([allnames]sheet1,2,ii+nn)= "%K";
}
else
{
FDlog.Get(A, ii);
str$=%A;
j=(str.reversefind('\'))+1;
k=(str.reversefind('.'))-1;
%K=%[%A,j:k];
%B = System.path.Ascii$;
%([getnames]information,1,ii)= "%B";
%([getnames]information,2,ii)= "%K";
%([allnames]sheet1,1,ii+nn)= "%B";
%([allnames]sheet1,2,ii+nn)= "%K";
}
}
The goal is at first to gather all filenames of datafiles in a sheet so I can select the ones I need and put them in the order I want to have. With another script I then extract the data.
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WiljanVerhees
Netherlands
7 Posts |
Posted - 11/29/2018 : 1:25:35 PM
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Hi,
with some simpeler code it works:
type -c "get filenames for data-analysis";
fdlog.reset();
fdlog.ShowComment = 0;
fdlog.UseGroup(Ascii);
fdlog.UseType(TXT)
if (fdlog.MultiOpen() != 0/0)
{
window -a book1;
nn= wks.maxRows;
type -a $(nn);
num = fdlog.MultiOpen.Count;
loop (ii, 1, fdlog.MultiOpen.Count)
{
if(ii<num)
{
FDlog.Get(A, ii);
str$=%A;
%([book1]sheet1,1,ii+nn)= "%A";
type -a "%A";
}
}
Something else is causing the issue (when opening a template window???) but no idea what.
thanks.
Wiljan
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yuki_wu
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WiljanVerhees
Netherlands
7 Posts |
Posted - 11/30/2018 : 04:55:56 AM
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Hi Yuki,
It was just a matter of setting the worksheet getnames (indeed a template)active again .
Thanks for the support.
Regards,
Wiljan
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Use fdlog more than once