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Return a script value as ADE output

Matth83

Hi there,

Probably a basic question... I'm loading a script as an output in my ADE L/XL (with ocnEval("myscript")) and would like it to return a value in the ADE/Outputs/Value column.

Actually, my script always returns 'nil' per default, so nothing gets printed as 'Value'.
I can get the result I'm looking for from the script (eg. the value of the integrated noise power in my circuit) , could even enter an 'eval(noisePower)' as an output but this would evaluate the noise power of the previous run (the 'eval' command is run before the script is evaluated)...

Is there a way for my script to return something else but 'nil' when using ocnEval()?

I've tried using when() as well as prog()+return() which indeed give me my noise power if I write them from CIW, but they don't seem to return anything when included in my script as sub-commands.

Thank you for your feedback,
Regards,
Matth

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  • Andrew Beckett

    Matth,

    The best way is to add a line on the first line in your OCEAN script:

    axlAddOutputs(list("BW" "Peak"))

    and then in your script, you can do your calculations and when you're ready you can do:

    axlOutputResult(resultOfYourCalc "BW")

    and then:

    axlOutputResult(resultOfOtherCalc "Peak")

    etc. So your script can output as many outputs as you like - you advertise the list of outputs on the first line, and then output them at a convenient spot (doesn't have to be the end) in your script.

    You can also just use axlOutputResult(someValue) to output the value of the "script" (without having a name).

    Andrew.

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  • Andrew Beckett

    Matth,

    The best way is to add a line on the first line in your OCEAN script:

    axlAddOutputs(list("BW" "Peak"))

    and then in your script, you can do your calculations and when you're ready you can do:

    axlOutputResult(resultOfYourCalc "BW")

    and then:

    axlOutputResult(resultOfOtherCalc "Peak")

    etc. So your script can output as many outputs as you like - you advertise the list of outputs on the first line, and then output them at a convenient spot (doesn't have to be the end) in your script.

    You can also just use axlOutputResult(someValue) to output the value of the "script" (without having a name).

    Andrew.

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