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Michael Bails
Guest
Hello Group,
Could someone please advise me on creating a spice3 output file
(through the unix format) which prints a given output with no spaces
or page breaks. For example, I'm trying to determine the real and
imaginary parts of the admittance in a circuit and output it to a
file, so I use the following command:
print i(v1)/v(1) > ../home/result.dat
When I view the result.dat file, it looks good, however, there is a
<np> after the 54th entry. I'm trying to get a printout that has no
page break. I'm trying to take this file and manipulate it but the
new page problem keeps arising creating errors in my code that is
trying to read this data. If I use less then 54 data points, I don't
get the <np>, however, some of my analyses require many more then 54
data results.
Regards,
Michael Bails
Department of Electrical Engineering
University of Pittsburgh
Could someone please advise me on creating a spice3 output file
(through the unix format) which prints a given output with no spaces
or page breaks. For example, I'm trying to determine the real and
imaginary parts of the admittance in a circuit and output it to a
file, so I use the following command:
print i(v1)/v(1) > ../home/result.dat
When I view the result.dat file, it looks good, however, there is a
<np> after the 54th entry. I'm trying to get a printout that has no
page break. I'm trying to take this file and manipulate it but the
new page problem keeps arising creating errors in my code that is
trying to read this data. If I use less then 54 data points, I don't
get the <np>, however, some of my analyses require many more then 54
data results.
Regards,
Michael Bails
Department of Electrical Engineering
University of Pittsburgh