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You can use TITLDT to return the two line case title.
line1, line2 = psspy.titldt()
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You can use TITLDT titldt() to return the two line case title.
line1, line2 = psspy.titldt()
or sfiles() to return the current Saved Case and Snapshot filenames.
SavedCase, SnapFile = sfiles()
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You can use titldt() to return the two line case title.
line1, line2 = psspy.titldt()
or sfiles() to return the current Saved Case and Snapshot filenames.
SavedCase, SnapFile SavedCase, SnapFile = sfiles()
and you can use it to check if a case file is open as follows:
if not psspy.sfiles()[0]: print "No Saved Case file is open" else: print psspy.sfiles()[0] + " Saved Case file is open"
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You can use sfiles() to return the current Saved Case case and Snapshot filenames.
SavedCase, SnapFile = sfiles()psspy.sfiles()
print SavedCaseand you can use it to check if a case file is open as follows:
if not psspy.sfiles()[0]:
print "No Saved Case file is open"
else:
print psspy.sfiles()[0] + " Saved Case file is open"open"