[GiDlist] Problem Type

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Fernanda Caffaratti

[GiDlist] Problem Type

Post by Fernanda Caffaratti »

I wish to write a tcl procedure to call a Problem Type. I used this command:

.central.s process escape escape escape escape data defaults
ProblemType ProType1/ProType1 escape

where ProType is my problem type.

but it seems to be a wrong command.

Can somebody to help me?
Thanks.





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Enrique Escolano

[GiDlist] Problem Type

Post by Enrique Escolano »

Enclose your problemtype name with quotes (to prevent if your path or problemtype name has blank spaces)
To send the name enclosed with quotes must use "\"name\"", for example
.central.s process escape escape escape escape data defaults ProblemType yes "\"My Test/ProType1\"" escape
Note also the word "Yes" if a previous problemtype is loaded

Enrique Escolano
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I wish to write a tcl procedure to call a Problem Type. I used this command:

.central.s process escape escape escape escape data defaults
ProblemType ProType1/ProType1 escape

where ProType is my problem type.

but it seems to be a wrong command.

Can somebody to help me?
Thanks.






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