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Print result of SKILL function to file

tyanata

 Hello,

 Can any one say how can I print result of function to file? What I mean? I want to print to file the list of the libraries of the project.

For this purpose I use SKILL function ddDumpLibList but its result if all is OK actually is t.

So if I do following:

p = outfile( "xxx")

fprintf( p "%s \n" ddDumpLibList())

close(p) 

 

In file xxx only t will be printed, and the necessary result is printed anly in CIW.

 

Thanks in advance!

 

 

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  • gs748

    Thanks for the information! %L did the trick.

    How can I compare a String with a List? I tried rexMatchp but ended with format error: *Error* : argument #2 should be either a string or a symbol (type template = "tS")

    I want to match a string "manual" with result of function "axlGetAttachedJobPolicy(axlGetWindowSession())", result of the function is as below, can you please let me know compare a String with List?

    =============

    (nil FM_COl_CONFIG_FREE "ACT"

    "300" distributionmethod "NB interface (manual)"

    lingertimeout "30")

    =============

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  • gs748

    Thanks for the information! %L did the trick.

    How can I compare a String with a List? I tried rexMatchp but ended with format error: *Error* : argument #2 should be either a string or a symbol (type template = "tS")

    I want to match a string "manual" with result of function "axlGetAttachedJobPolicy(axlGetWindowSession())", result of the function is as below, can you please let me know compare a String with List?

    =============

    (nil FM_COl_CONFIG_FREE "ACT"

    "300" distributionmethod "NB interface (manual)"

    lingertimeout "30")

    =============

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