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Modify cdf param value based on its current value using SKILL

San
San over 9 years ago

Hi ,


I am trying to alter some cdf parameter value using SKILL 

For example , I want to increase width by 100 (for example 100n or 100u)

if current value of w is

w = " 200n "

then I want to set it to " 300n"

if w is " 500u" then I want to set it to "600u" and so forth.

While looking for function in document I found following function which might be useful in this process,

cdfFormatFloatString("123.4"  "m") => "123400.0m"

cdfParseFloatString("1.0u") => 1e-06

 I am trying to manipulate cdf parameter value based on its current value. 

Please help.

Thanks

san

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    Andrew Beckett over 9 years ago
    Could also use aelSuffixNotation() to convert the number directly to a number with a suffix.
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  • Andrew Beckett
    Andrew Beckett over 9 years ago
    Could also use aelSuffixNotation() to convert the number directly to a number with a suffix.
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