Humm... that's no good. I checked out the FTP scripts and those where a huge help. I wanted to download a 100 meg file and just take the average from say 10 megs in to the 60 meg mark. I also need peak burst transfer rate (I am testing EVDO sites). So since I can't access the transfer...
i have to build a script that will start a ftp session, download a file and return the average transfer speed for that file. Anyone have anything like that out there?? Can aspect provide me the average transfer rate??
I am trying to set my sdlgfopen's to a defult path and I am having little luck....
proc main
string FileName
string FileSpecspec = "*.xls"
usermsg "%s" $aspectpath
sdlgfopen "Choose File" FileSpec SINGLE FileName
set aspect path "D:\"
usermsg "%s" $aspectpath
sdlgfopen "Choose File" FileSpec...
the read time will very do to processor loading and call volume on the radio anywhere from 1 second to 10 seconds. I will try the waitfor but I can't remember why it did not work right now but there was a reason.
Is there a way to stop reading a com port after receiving a specific string?? I am working on Motorola iDEN base radios and need to issue commands, wait for the reply and then manipulate the data. The reply always ends with “EBRC>” (with out the “”), right now I have it doing a read for a...
If I set up the file assocation for WAX to procomm and double click it will only run the script if the path and file name have no spaces. Any way around this?? I just really like having spaces in my file names and directory names.
The conversion's need to take place before the commands are transmited. The cases need to be placed within a while loop that looks for a event (a button to be pressed) after displaying the dialog box.
Somthing like:
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Dialogbox code
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while 1 ; Loop Forever
dlgevent 0 event...
Hey now you are talking my language!! I am a field tech with Telus Mobility in Canada. (Stupid Modcell's)
First things first:
radiogroup 20 Choice
Needs to be changed to radiogroup 20 CDM
radiogroup 21 Choice
Needs to be changed to radiogroup 21 CBR
Otherwise when you pick a cdm it will...
well just more things for me to check..... ARGH!! :)
Thanks for the heads up on the sdlgfsaveas and sdlgfopen as I use both in the script. That's it I am just going to stamp "Do Not Use In Win2000" on it and send it out.
Thanks
yes I found it very odd... now the problem is that my script is over 2000 lines so posting it is all most out of the question. But now that I know it works, and there are no issues I will go back and work on it.
Thanks
Oh, ya it's procomm that is controlling excel. The path is the same since it does bring it up (run excelpath ; where excelpath is setup in a user box.) The command that is giving me problems is:
ddeinit excelch "excel" "system"
Nope just Excel, and it is the same version of Procomm on both. Now what is this about "the DDE topic is PW5"?? (It's 4.8 on both partitions; same machine)
I have a script that works just fine in 98 but when I run it under 2000 I can't get the DDE "stuff" to work. Anyone have luck with DDE in 2000??
Thanks for the help, I missed the fact that I was using the wrong DDE ch (it was linked to the sheet tab not to system) once I changed that all my problems went away.
ok here is what I have done:
filename = "`"[open(`""
strcat filename sdirectory
strcat filename sfile
strcat filename "`")]`""
ddeexecute systemvar filename
pause 1
That works but if I do filename = "`"[save.as(`"", it won't work??
Thanks... I have no clue where the crazy data came from... I did a usermsg before the while and everything was good and a usermsg after and the data was all messed up.... oh well
Could someone shead some light on this:
I had this in a script where the sarray held 0's or a 1's...
while count < 41
atoi sarray [count] [1] iarray [count] [1]
count++
endwhile
I got all sorts of crazy data and mostly 0's in iarray
I had to do this to get it to work...
while count < 41...
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