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Save as an OCEAN Script using SKILL

MauMarulanda
MauMarulanda over 4 years ago

Hi,

I am trying to save the full session (ASSEMBLER) using a command with a specific name.

I am trying to replicate the icon named "save as ocean script," the only different is that I need to automate it. (I am creating a menu for it inside the same maestro window)

saveOcean(fname) 

The maestro window will be open.

I have tried asiGetSession("current_window"), then asiWriteOceanScript(fname session). However this only outputs the equivalent of a small run. I need the full maestro ocean_xl script. Basically, the same function that the icon "save as ocean script" does.

Thanks,

Mauricio

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  • Andrew Beckett
    Andrew Beckett over 4 years ago

    Hi Mauricio,

    sess=axlGetWindowSession()
    axlWriteOceanScriptLCV("this.ocn" axlGetSessionLibName(sess) axlGetSessionCellName(sess) axlGetSessionViewName(sess))

    This will work for Assembler too - note that the "axl" functions are still relevant for ExplorerAssembler since it's built on the same infrastructure as ADE XL. There are maestro-specific functions too where needed (with the "mae" prefix), but we've not replicated all the axl functions to mae as it wasn't needed.

    Andrew.

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  • MauMarulanda
    MauMarulanda over 4 years ago in reply to Andrew Beckett

    Excellent, works like a charm.

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