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ocnxlOutputSummary on a calculated variable

Fabb

Hello,

Instead plotting a calculated variable (var1 in the example below), I would like to save it. To do So I use ocnxlOutputSummary, but I have this error 

*Error* eval: undefined function - _ocniGetXLProjDir

Can you help me.

Regards,

Fabrice

paramRun()
selectResult( 'tran )
var1= (cross(VT("/state") 0.5 1 "either" nil nil) - 1e-09)
plot( TauSwitch ?expr '( "var1" ) )
ocnxlOutputSummary(?exprSummary t ?specSummary t ?detailed t ?wave t ?fileName "myOutPutfile")

  • It looks as if you are mixing OCEAN and OCEAN XL functions. paramRun() is not used in an OCEAN XL script, and ocnxlOutputSummary is not used in an OCEAN script. I've found some reports of this in the past (using old versions) but didn't think it happened nowadays - I got a clear error when I tried something similar.

    Probably you want to use ocnPrint(var1) or similar? Or even an fprintf()?

    Regards,

    Andrew.

  • Thanks Andrew for your answer.

    Indeed I was not aware about the impossibility to mix ocn and acnXL script.So I chose ocnprint() function like this:

    paramRun()
    selectResult( 'tran )
    var1= (cross(VT("/state") 0.5 1 "either" nil nil) - 1e-09)
    ocnPrint( ?output "./myOutputFile" getData("var1")

    it run pretty well but i can't find ./myOutputFile.

    Something I miss ?

    regards,

    Fabrice

  • Fabrice,

    This should go in your working directory. However, I do notice that you are missing a close parenthesis on the ocnPrint - not sure if that's the error?

    Regards,

    Andrew.

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