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migai Posted - Nov 04 2016 : 07:07:16
Hello. Question is: is it possible to run .vbs script automation on .lst files, or only on .qui files?
I've tried modifying the example .vbs file provided, and can run it on simple .qui files I've made, but not on simple .lst files I've made (and that run properly in the FastModel gui).
I've tried simple insertion of the .lst file name in place of the .qui file name, and the .vbs execution proceeds without crashing, but gives me no capacitance matrix, and acts as if it doesn't load the .lst file. ("couldRun" boolean from the example is True, but ".IsRunning" is False immediately after that statement from the example .vbs file)

Is there a special syntax to use for FastCap2.Run("""xxx.lst""") for example?
I tried putting a "-" in front, and removing the extra quotes as in the FastCap2 help topic for method FastCap2Object.Run, but this causes a "server error" to be returned on my command line.

Thank you for your time and help!
Mike
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Enrico Posted - Nov 05 2016 : 00:41:51
Yes, that's it: list files are specified with the '-l' switch, as specified in the FastCap user's guide.

Best Regards,
Enrico
migai Posted - Nov 04 2016 : 20:10:32
Nevermind, I think I found how to format it...
couldRun = FastCap2.Run("""-l"+path+"xxx.lst""")

This seems to work.
Thank you anyway.

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