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assign a sub list to the range of nested foreach loop

yxie

I would like to use Ocean to group a few corner cases to a single plot after ADE XL corner sim. For example, I have these corner numbers (for fetching tran analysis results), and I could group them like these, at temperature = 0 degC, plot VT("/out") from data directory list(1 2 3), and at temperature = 65degC, plot VT("/out") from data directory list(4 5 6), the Ocean script would be something like this:

foreach((temp corners) list(0 65) list(list(1 2 3) list(4 5 6))

newWindow()

foreach(corner car(corners)

openResults(corner)

plot( VT("/out") )

)

So that for each temperature, there is a window of plot of three curves of VT("/out"). But the above syntax is obviously not quite right. Any suggests, please?

  • I don't really understand what the title of your post has to do with the rest of the thread. I assume you need to build the real path to the openResults? I don't think you'd want car(corners) either. I suspect you want something like this:

    foreach((temp corners) list(0 65) list(list(1 2 3) list(4 5 6))
      newWindow()
      foreach(corner corners
        sprintf(resultLocation "/path/to/wherever/%d/test/psf" corner) ; you'll need to get this path correct
        openResults(resultLocation)
        plot( VT("/out") )
      )
    )

    However, I may have completely misunderstood you.

    Andrew.

  • in reply to Andrew Beckett

    Yes, I need to set the result path, which is based on "corner", 1,2,3, etc. My question is, will the above code pass list(1 2 3) to "corners" for the second foreach loop when temp = 0, and pass list(4 5 6) to "corners" when temp = 65?

  • in reply to yxie

    Couldn't you just try this? It's pretty easy to test:

    foreach((temp corners) list(0 65) list(list(1 2 3) list(4 5 6))
      printf("temp=%L corners=%L\n" temp corners)
    )

    That outputs this:

    temp=0 corners=(1 2 3)
    temp=65 corners=(4 5 6)

    Andrew.

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