I use something similar all the time:
boolOk = true
do while boolOk = ok
key "{DOWN}"
If trim(View(Row:=row, Col:=somevalue, Length:=somelength)) =
"PWR-IN" then
strVariable=trim(View(Row:=row, Col:=81, Length:=11))
boolOk = false
end if
loop
John
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Thank you John. That is a better way of keying down 9 times. Much
appreciated.
A method we used to use in the old days (Microscript) was to search the
second
column in (6 chars.) for a specific value "PWR-IN". We would then gather
info
next to the interface.
The problem with me "hard-coding" the 9 down arrows to get to PWR-IN is
that when
we add another interface I'll probably forget to update the script. The
search
method would be dynamic.
Any ideas on that method?
Thanks again,
Scott
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intCounter = 0
do while intCounter < 9
key "{DOWN}"
intCounter = intCounter+1
loop
strVariable=View(Row:=row, Col:=81, Length:=11) ' although I would prefer
strVariable=trim(View(Row:=row, Col:=81, Length:=11))
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Good morning all,
Has anyone already dabbled with a script that will search your list of NMI
(interfaces)
in MAGIC. Upon locating a specific interface (like PWR-ADT) perform a
View(Row:=11, Col:=81, Length:=11) like command to evaluate if the
interface is
behind?
I can think of a very inefficient way of having my script perform a down
arrow about
9 times, then view the contents at whatever row it ends up at.
Any ideas?
Thank you in advance for any tips.
Scott
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