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Re: a simple hack!Re: How do I save parameters for next run? [message #38906 is a reply to message #38898]

Tue, 06 April 2004 10:09

Craig Markwardt
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Yunxiang Zhang <yxzhang@stanford.edu> writes:

> Folks,
>
> Thanks for all your input here. I was trying to look into Craig's
> library and see if I can come up with a solution. But it turned to be
> a little bit complicated for me. Today, I finally did it with a simple
> hack by appending the default data to the end of the .sav file. The code
> will read itself, the .sav file, to get the default value and after user
> input it will update the data appended. The only drawback is you can't run
> the program before you generate the .sav file and append the default data
> to the end of the .sav file. Here's how the code looks like,

Rather than hacking some arbitrary data onto the end of the save file,
why not append the entries directly to the save file as legitimate
save-file variables?

You should be able to do this with CMSAVE, ..., /APPEND

Good luck,
Craig

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		Re: a simple hack!Re: How do I save parameters for next run? By: Craig Markwardt on Tue, 06 April 2004 21:54
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		Re: a simple hack!Re: How do I save parameters for next run? By: Craig Markwardt on Tue, 06 April 2004 10:09

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