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imagesensor123

 Hi,

   I run a parametric analysis and use ocnPrint(?output "test" singlePointVout) in my script and get the result like the following txt:

 
iteration_swee    value((v "Vpixel" ?resultsDir "/home2/zfeng/Cadence/Techno035/Sim/pdpixel/spectre/schematic" ?result "tran") 4e-06) (V)

1                     1.01147       
2                   797.174m        
3                   669.963m        
4                   547.271m        
5                   427.882m        
6                   863.587m        
7                   732.847m        
8                   863.587m        
9                   608.164m        
10                  157.674m        
11                  256.493m

the waveobject is singlePointVout , if we can use the fprintf function with the waveObject to output this text file?is there a better way to print the result into a file in specific format, I intend to get the txt like this:


iteration_swee    value((v "Vpixel" ?resultsDir "/home2/zfeng/Cadence/Techno035/Sim/pdpixel/spectre/schematic" ?result "tran") 4e-06) (V) I don't need this information line , or it can be replaced by user define

1 --->real parameter value,such as  20u                    1.01147       
2 --->10u                  797.174m        
3 --->5u                    669.963m        
4  ...                 547.271m        
5  ...                 427.882m        
6  ...                 863.587m        
7  ...                 732.847m        
8  ...                 863.587m        
9  ...                 608.164m        
10 ...                 157.674m        
11 ...                 256.493m

i mainly want to clean the information line,

Regards,

zfeng

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