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Output?

Output?

(OP)
Is there command that will output variables to a file, more specifically, a single user defined variable and the location of a keypoint?

Thanks.

RE: Output?



PARSAV will save all parameters

To save just one parameter:

CODE

/out,file,out
/com,parametername=%parametername%
/out

Alex

RE: Output?

(OP)
Yes, that's exactly what I'm looking for.
My only issue is that after every interation, I clear the solution and run it again automatically.
Now, I need it to output a different file name for each trial run, so on the outer part of the clear loop I have put a "REPEAT" function, which will repeat and count for every interation, the only problem is when I try to set the filename to COUNT, it simply makes it COUNT, or if I use %COUNT% it makes it %COUNT% rather than the number, which leaves me rather stumped, how can I make the filename into a parameter which I can assign a number to... hmm....

But yes, it's also odd that the /OUT command isn't reffered to in 11.0 documentation.

RE: Output?

The /out command is just an abbreviation for /output and this command is documented, also in v11.

You don't have to define more files. Use the /out command with the argument APPEND:

/out,file,out,,append

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