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How to setup ADE Explorer to save last N runs automatically

nrk1

How to setup ADE Explorer to save last N runs automatically? With ADE-L the following line in .cdsinit would save the last 5 runs. 

envSetVal("asimenv.misc" "numberOfSavedRuns" 'int 5)

Thanks

Nagendra

  • Nagendra,

    There's not a direct equivalence. The closest is:

    envSetVal("maestro.explorer" "onHistoryNameCollision" 'cyclic   "IncrementAsNew")

    which increments the Explorer history number after each run, so it's equivalent to saving after each run. It doesn't limit the number of saved "histories" to N runs - you have to manage that yourself (this was not a particularly widely used ADE L feature). ADE Assembler has the ability to save full histories after each run and limit those to N runs (on the Options→Save form).

    Andrew

  • in reply to Andrew Beckett

    Thanks! Both work. I find this feature useful in the exploratory phase when making changes to (small) circuits and simulating them. Too lazy to explicitly save every result. 

    The assembler option is easier. Is there a reason to not use assembler for everything?

    Nagendra

  • in reply to nrk1
    nrk1 said:
    The assembler option is easier. Is there a reason to not use assembler for everything?

    Not really. The only point is maybe that there are more mouse clicks needed in Assembler because of the fact that you can have multiple tests, so you then need to indicate which test you are operating on.

    Andrew

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