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Using ocean ADEXL generate a csv output file

rkic

In my ocean script, i am using the ADEXL ocnxlOutputSummary command to output the results of my simulation into a file 

I use the poport command to redirect my output.  The problem is that i cannot format the output into a comma separated file, nor am i able to filter only the output expressions i need into the file. This file has a log of the entire session

Is there a way to

1) save just the result of the simulations : output expressions , parameters and design variables associated with the test i need using a regular expression filter into a file

2) How can i get only ocnxlOutputSummary(?exprSummary t ?specSummary t ?detailed t ?wave nil) to output to a  file?

I wish the ocnxlOutputSummary command had a ?file "filename" field available.

 

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  • Rohini,

    ocnxlOutputSummary() has a keyword argument ?fileName in IC615 ISR8 (6.1.5.500.8) (not in IC614 or earlier IC615 hotfix versions though). As a workaround you could use this (from the OCEAN class):

    Currently the ocnxlOutputSummary does not support writing the summary
    information to a file. If you want to do this, the following wrapper around
    ocnxlOutputSummary may be used. This takes the same arguments as
    ocnxlOutputSummary, but adds an extra ?output argument to allow a file output
    handle to be specified:


    procedure(TrOcnxlOutputSummary(@key (output poport) @rest args)
      let(((poport output))
        apply(’ocnxlOutputSummary args)
      )
    )

    An example of using this:

    prt=outfile("summaryReport.txt")
    TrOcnxlOutputSummary(?output prt ?exprSummary t ?detailed nil)
    close(prt)

    There's also a function axlExportOutputView() which outputs CSV or HTML in IC615 ISR8 (I think we plan to add an ocnxl equivalent, but that hasn't happened yet; CCR 942599 is for that). Unfortunately you can't use this from OCEAN because the function currently assumes there's a GUI ready and initialized (so axlExportOutputView(ocnxlGetSession() "./output.csv" "Detail") won't work). That's what the CCR is for...

    So if you want this, you can file a service request and request the same thing - and a duplicate can be filed. There is the axlReadResDB function which would allow you to read the results database and then iterate over it however you like and generate your own output, but probably the above is closer.

    Regards,

    Andrew.

     

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  • Rohini,

    ocnxlOutputSummary() has a keyword argument ?fileName in IC615 ISR8 (6.1.5.500.8) (not in IC614 or earlier IC615 hotfix versions though). As a workaround you could use this (from the OCEAN class):

    Currently the ocnxlOutputSummary does not support writing the summary
    information to a file. If you want to do this, the following wrapper around
    ocnxlOutputSummary may be used. This takes the same arguments as
    ocnxlOutputSummary, but adds an extra ?output argument to allow a file output
    handle to be specified:


    procedure(TrOcnxlOutputSummary(@key (output poport) @rest args)
      let(((poport output))
        apply(’ocnxlOutputSummary args)
      )
    )

    An example of using this:

    prt=outfile("summaryReport.txt")
    TrOcnxlOutputSummary(?output prt ?exprSummary t ?detailed nil)
    close(prt)

    There's also a function axlExportOutputView() which outputs CSV or HTML in IC615 ISR8 (I think we plan to add an ocnxl equivalent, but that hasn't happened yet; CCR 942599 is for that). Unfortunately you can't use this from OCEAN because the function currently assumes there's a GUI ready and initialized (so axlExportOutputView(ocnxlGetSession() "./output.csv" "Detail") won't work). That's what the CCR is for...

    So if you want this, you can file a service request and request the same thing - and a duplicate can be filed. There is the axlReadResDB function which would allow you to read the results database and then iterate over it however you like and generate your own output, but probably the above is closer.

    Regards,

    Andrew.

     

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