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OceanScript Postsim Net Name

Freddyyyyyyy over 6 years ago

Hi all,

I encounter a problem when using Ocean Script run post transient simulation.

As in the extraction file, some nets have format like "XI33<2>/abc/net5" and "X12/net1"

I can check the net waveform in VIVA. But once I try use OceanScript to get its value, as v("/XI33<2>/abc/net5"), a warning comes up,

"The output '/XI33<2>/abc/net5' you selected does not exist. ".

But for net "X12/net1", all functions work. No warning or errors.

I guess its the name syntax causing this issue.

Could anybody tell me the right syntax?

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drdanmc over 6 years ago

you can use

outputs()

to get a list of all outputs and see what your net turned into.
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Freddyyyyyyy over 6 years ago in reply to drdanmc

Thanks for your reply. I have check the net return in outputs(). The net name is exactly "/XI33<2>/abc/net5". But v("/XI33<2>/abc/net5") still cannot work. Any other suggestions?
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Freddyyyyyyy over 6 years ago in reply to drdanmc

Thanks for your reply. I have check the net return in outputs(). The net name is exactly "/XI33<2>/abc/net5". But v("/XI33<2>/abc/net5") still cannot work. Any other suggestions?
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