Thread: readcss

Started: 2010-03-12 23:17:21
Last activity: 2010-03-16 21:28:21
Topics: SAC Help
Vladimir Karpinsky
readcss
2010-03-12 23:17:21
Dear colleagues!

Could you help me to read CSS 3.0 data. I tried following command:
readcss ./file.wfdisk
or readcss ./file.wfdisk STATION * and some other options.
but:
No wfdisc file(s) found in the specified directory
ERROR 1301: No data files read in.
file.wfdisk and several *w files listed in file.wfdsik are in the current directory. I think that I use wrong syntax but can't understand where I made mistake. Unfortunately, there are no examples in the manual.

Thank you for advance.

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Regards,
Vladimir

  • Vladimir Karpinsky
    Re: readcss
    2010-03-16 20:17:28
    Dear colleagues,

    As a test I made css file using writecss, but still can not read it back.
    I used (files are in the current directory):

    readcss test.wfdisk
    readcss test.wfdisk testLVZ00000001.w
    readcss test.wfdisc testLVZ00000001.w STATION LVZ CHANNEL * BANDWIDTH B
    ORIENTATION Z
    redacss DIR ./ test.wfdisk

    and some other combinations, But every time I got error:

    No wfdisc file(s) found in the specified directory
    ERROR 1301: No data files read in.

    Could you help me to specify correct command line. CSS file is attached.

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    Regards,
    Vladimir.

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  • Vladimir Karpinsky
    Re: readcss
    2010-03-16 21:28:21
    Dear colleagues,

    As a test I made css file using writecss, but still can not read it back. I
    used (files are in the current directory):

    readcss test.wfdisk
    readcss test.wfdisk testLVZ00000001.w
    readcss test.wfdisc testLVZ00000001.w STATION LVZ CHANNEL * BANDWIDTH B
    ORIENTATION Z
    redacss DIR ./ test.wfdisk

    and some other combinations, But every time I got error:

    No wfdisc file(s) found in the specified directory
    ERROR 1301: No data files read in.

    Could you help me to specify correct command line.

    I tried to attach my css-file, but it too large for this list (45k)...

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    Regards,
    Vladimir.


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