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Using Variables in File Names

Question asked by bjs258 on Jan 10, 2006
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I've been trying to use a variable in a file name so that I can dynamically update s2p files. I have the equations right but when I update the variable, Genesys doesn't seem to go look for the new file and update the graph. Whats the trick to get it to go out and read the new file? If I close the program and re-open it it will then go out and find the proper file.
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Ben

EXAMPLE:
A="C:\\temp\Tune_Freq=?500
C="MHz.s2p"
GET_FILE=A+Tune_Freq+C

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NWHITE Jan 10, 2006 10:39 AM
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If I understand your question correctly, you should be using =GET_FILE, not GET_FILE. That's a leading equals sign when you reference the variable (not in the equations). The leading = implies that the string is an equation to be evaluated (not the actual name of the file).

Please watch the ParameterEntry video for more info.

If you still need help, please post a sample workspace with the problem & someone will try to help you fix it.
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