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adamleewiner
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 Posted - 07/21/2008 : 12:42:01 PM
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this is the script,sometimes it works,but most the time an error happened,printed in the command window is "External call execution error"and in the code builder:"C:\Program Files\OriginLab\Origin8\OriginC\OriginLab\EVENT_UTILS.C(2123) :Origin C Function Runtime Error, External call execution error";
please help!
win -a tc;//active the workbook named tc
maxrows=wks.maxrows;
set %h -b 0;
set %h -e 10;
loop (ii,3,17)
{%n=wks.col$(ii).name$;
interp1 ix:=%n_height iy:=(col(2),wcol(ii)) ox:=%n_a;
};
set %h -b 11;
set %h -e 19;
loop (ii,3,17)
{%n=wks.col$(ii).name$;
interp1 ix:=%n_height iy:=(col(2),wcol(ii)) ox:=%n_c;
};
set %h -b 20;
set %h -e 26;
loop (ii,3,17)
{%n=wks.col$(ii).name$;
interp1 ix:=%n_height iy:=(col(2),wcol(ii)) ox:=%n_b;
};
set %h -b 0;
set %h -e maxrows; |
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VincentLiu
China
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Posted - 07/22/2008 : 10:58:41 PM
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Hi LEE,
We haven't seen your data, so we don't know what the problem exactly was. Your problem may come from the line "ix:=%n_height". In Origin, you can use "BookName_ColumnShortName" to represent the dataset. So %n needs to be a name of a workbook. You may modify the line "%n=wks.col$(ii).name$" to "%n = %H" to see if this can work.
If this can not solve your problem, please send your data or .opj file to tech@originlab.com. And please also paste the following linking in your email. http://www.originlab.com/forum/topic.asp?TOPIC_ID=7212.
Best regards,
Vincent
OriginLab Technical Services
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adamleewiner
China
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Posted - 07/23/2008 : 04:44:48 AM
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{%n=wks.col$(ii).name$; here %n contains the existing workbook name that is created based on the colume name of the acitve workbook.
i think there are no problems in the script lines because this script file runs smoothly sometimes.
a problem i found is some of the x-functions like interp1 or integ1 don't work well in the script files. ARE THERE ANY WAY TO SOLVE THE PORBELM
PS could i use the special execution syntex ";" before a xfuncton line as:
;interp1 ix:=%n_height iy:=(col(2),wcol(ii)) ox:=%n_c;
ADAM
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quote:
Originally posted by VincentLiu
Hi LEE,
We haven't seen your data, so we don't know what the problem exactly was. Your problem may come from the line "ix:=%n_height". In Origin, you can use "BookName_ColumnShortName" to represent the dataset. So %n needs to be a name of a workbook. You may modify the line "%n=wks.col$(ii).name$" to "%n = %H" to see if this can work.
If this can not solve your problem, please send your data or .opj file to tech@originlab.com. And please also paste the following linking in your email. http://www.originlab.com/forum/topic.asp?TOPIC_ID=7212.
Best regards,
Vincent
OriginLab Technical Services
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larry_lan
China
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Posted - 07/23/2008 : 05:43:33 AM
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| You'd better send your OPJ, or we cannot reproduce your problem. |
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cpyang
USA
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Posted - 07/23/2008 : 8:52:54 PM
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Best to write script with range notation to use in xf like interp1.
%n_coname type of notation is not reliable.
CP
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adamleewiner
China
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Posted - 07/25/2008 : 07:40:38 AM
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thanks, Yang.
I will try that.
quote:
Originally posted by cpyang
Best to write script with range notation to use in xf like interp1.
%n_coname type of notation is not reliable.
CP
An USTCer always keep trying. |
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External call execution error