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Sburel
Level IV

Saving a new project using a variable name created within the project

Hello,

 

I've put together a script that starts by creating a project. After doing all sorts of things within the project, I get a variable name that want to  use to name/save the project.

 

I've tried using a global namespace to transfer the variable from inside the project to no avail.

 

Any suggestion would be very appreciated

Names Default To Here( 1 );
Clear Log();
project = New Project();

project << run script(
	dt = New Table( "test table for project", add rows( 1 ) );
	dt << save( "$DOCUMENTS/test delete.jmp" );
	if(isnamespace("trans")==0, trans = new namespace("trans"));
	trans:pjname = "blogus project.jmpprj";
);
name=trans:pjname;
show(name);
project << Save As( "$DOCUMENTS/" || name );
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Sburel
Level IV

Re: Saving a new project using a variable name created within the project

Found the answer to my own question.

 

 

Anyway, using 'this project()' does the trick. See script below

Names Default To Here( 1 );
Clear Log();
project = New Project();

project << run script(
	dt = New Table( "test table for project", add rows( 1 ) );
	dt << save( "$DOCUMENTS/test delete.jmp" );
	pjname = "blogus project.jmpprj";
	
	this project() << Save As( "$DOCUMENTS/" || pjname );
);

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Sburel
Level IV

Re: Saving a new project using a variable name created within the project

Found the answer to my own question.

 

 

Anyway, using 'this project()' does the trick. See script below

Names Default To Here( 1 );
Clear Log();
project = New Project();

project << run script(
	dt = New Table( "test table for project", add rows( 1 ) );
	dt << save( "$DOCUMENTS/test delete.jmp" );
	pjname = "blogus project.jmpprj";
	
	this project() << Save As( "$DOCUMENTS/" || pjname );
);

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