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Programmatically accessing the list of results in ADE-XL

aakhavan

I need to get a list of psf directories for all of the simulations shown in a given "Results" tab in ADE-XL. At the moment, I'm using asiGetPsfDir(asiGetSession(hiGetCurrentWindow())), then parsing the runObjFile to find the results directory for each corner. This is not a very robust approach, and it fails completely when multiple tests are run. Is there a better way?

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  • You can do this:

    rdb=axlReadHistoryResDB("Interactive.6")
    foreach(test rdb->tests()
      printf("Point: %d Corner %L Test %s resultsDir %s\n" test->pointID test->cornerName test->name test->resultsDir)
    )

    This will give you the result for each sweep point, corner name and test combination. 

    You certainly should not try to parse the (undocumented) runObjFile.

    Regards,

    Andrew

  • in reply to Andrew Beckett

    Where do I run this script? I ran it in Ocean and it wasn't successful, complained about the first argument, not sure which, probably "foreach(myTest rdb->myTest() ". BTW. This is exactly what I am looking for, since I had a few instances my ADE-XL sim were crashed before finishing and I was trying to salvage the finished sims.

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  • in reply to Andrew Beckett

    Where do I run this script? I ran it in Ocean and it wasn't successful, complained about the first argument, not sure which, probably "foreach(myTest rdb->myTest() ". BTW. This is exactly what I am looking for, since I had a few instances my ADE-XL sim were crashed before finishing and I was trying to salvage the finished sims.

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  • in reply to yxie

    You would open ADE XL and then go to the history tab, and over the history you want, use Right Mouse->View Results. Then you could use the code above in the CIW with of course the correct history name.

    Not entirely sure why you'd need to do this though rather than just viewing the results in ADE XL using View Results.

    Regards,

    Andrew.

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