Hi Mai,
if you scape the (,
write
sc echo "l %xc% \( %yc% + 0.01 \ ) " >> split.pcf
HTH,
M.
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On Jan 23, 2015, at 04:20, Mei Xue <meixue.geo<at>gmail.com> wrote:
I am wondering if anyone can help me with the following problem:
After I installed the latest version of SAC (101.6 for X86-64) I found that a piece of my SAC macro codes didn't work and which worked and still works well in the older version of SAC (101.3b for X86-64). The piece of codes and their corresponding output the two versions of SAC are as the following:
101.3b version:
setbb log " ( concatennate &1,kstnm& .split ) "
message "%log%"
HY16.split
101.6a version:
setbb log " ( concatennate &1,kstnm& .split ) "
message "%log%"
( concatennate HY16 .split )
Similarly,
101.3b version:
sc echo "l %xc% ( %yc% + 0.01)" >> split.pcf
OUTPUT the following line into split.pcf:
l 0.53125 0.6611112
Whereas for 101.6a version:
sc echo "l %xc% ( %yc% + 0.01)" >> split.pcf
OUTPUT the following error message:
sh: -c: line 0: syntax error near unexpected token `('
sh: -c: line 0: `echo l 0.53125 ( 0.651111 + 0.01) >> split.pcf '
Thanks.
Mei
Mei Xue
Global Seismology & Geodynamics
State Key Laboratory of Marine Geology
School of Ocean & Earth Science
Tongji University
Siping Rd, Yangpu District, Shanghai, China, 200092
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