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problem with Ocnprint

Medya

Hi everyone!
I do monte carlo analysis for my circuit via oceanScript but when i use ocnprint("./filename" out2 ?step 10n) the output text file is something like that I attach, note that when I remove the ?step the the output data is printed in one column an so I don’t have any problem but for above command the printing format  changes and the written data is not clear. What I  do for solving this problem?

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  • I tried it, to make sure we're talking about the same thing.

    Without ?step, the x-axis for each transient run will be different - the timesteps will not be consistent. So because of that, it can't print them in a big horizontal table; it has to do each iteration in a separate pair of time-value columns.

    With ?step, the x-axis will be consistent - so it does long lines. In your case your editor isn't wide enough and so it appears to line wrap - but with a longer width, it will be clearer.

    You could pass the ?numSpaces 0 argument, or adjust the ?width or ?precision to get more compact formatting.

    Hang on, just noticed that you'd updated he post since the email notifier was sent.  It's still not entirely obvious what you want.

    If you always want a single column, but want the points regularly spaced, you can use ?strobeperiod to the tran analysis. If you want multiple columns, you can do that with ?step to ocnPrint. I'm not sure what your actual problem is!

    For example, see the screenshot of my text editor - it's wide enough (and I used ?numSpaces 0 to stop it getting too wide):

    Andrew.

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  • I tried it, to make sure we're talking about the same thing.

    Without ?step, the x-axis for each transient run will be different - the timesteps will not be consistent. So because of that, it can't print them in a big horizontal table; it has to do each iteration in a separate pair of time-value columns.

    With ?step, the x-axis will be consistent - so it does long lines. In your case your editor isn't wide enough and so it appears to line wrap - but with a longer width, it will be clearer.

    You could pass the ?numSpaces 0 argument, or adjust the ?width or ?precision to get more compact formatting.

    Hang on, just noticed that you'd updated he post since the email notifier was sent.  It's still not entirely obvious what you want.

    If you always want a single column, but want the points regularly spaced, you can use ?strobeperiod to the tran analysis. If you want multiple columns, you can do that with ?step to ocnPrint. I'm not sure what your actual problem is!

    For example, see the screenshot of my text editor - it's wide enough (and I used ?numSpaces 0 to stop it getting too wide):

    Andrew.

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