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OcnPrint doesnt work inside CASE

Hello all,

My script is as follows.

for(j 2 4

desVar( "nf" j )

save( 'i "M0:id" )

temp( 27 )

run()

selectResult( 'dc )

plot(getData("M0:id") )

case( j

("2" ocnPrint(?output "/home/vinay_rao/create/moschar_file/nmosw/nmosw1.dat" ?numberNotation 'scientific getData("M0:id")))

("3" ocnPrint(?output "/home/vinay_rao/create/moschar_file/nmosw/nmosw2.dat" ?numberNotation 'scientific getData("M0:id")))

("4" ocnPrint(?output "/home/vinay_rao/create/moschar_file/nmosw/nmosw3.dat" ?numberNotation 'scientific getData("M0:id")))

) )

I have used CASE inside FOR statement. CASE contains ocnPrint but it's not generating any .dat files and also I found no errors/warnings. If I am using ocnPrint outside CASE then it is generating but not inside of it. Why this script failed to generate .dat under CASE? I am using IC614.

Regards,

Vinay Rao.

berndfi over 12 years ago

Of which datatype is the variable j?
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RAO VINAY over 12 years ago

Thanks for your reply Berndfi. I didn't define any datatype explicitly for "j " as I thought it takes automatically j a integer. Whether I need to define j as "int"explicitly? If so then can you give me the syntax for it?
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Andrew Beckett over 12 years ago

Your for loop assigns integers to j, but your case is checking for j as string values (they are in quotation marks), so none of the branches of the case match...
Your case should be:
case(j
(1 ...)
(2 ...)
)
Regards,
Andrew.
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RAO VINAY over 12 years ago

Now it works Andrew. You are right that it was taking it as a string. Thanks a lot.
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berndfi over 12 years ago

I thought my question points out the error, but seemed not to be the case.
Even if you do not have to declare datatypes explicitly in SKILL doesn’t mean that they don’t exist.
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