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To: Bob Jagow who wrote (9258)4/7/1999 1:50:00 PM
From: Peter H. Mack  Read Replies (2) of 11149
 
Ok... I thought it might be that..

I wonder if you might have a comment on the following..
I used to work in semiconductors, and when testing transistors, the tester delivered the results in several buckets according to quality.

I thought that it would be great, if our QP2 could do that by having the output file controlled by an "if" statement.
The following code runs fine without a hiccup, but only one output is ever opened.. Apparently, the first one to open wins..

(this idea might have been a work around for the lack of global counters)

regards pete

.................
exchange = nasdaq;

if close(0) >20 then
output = "higher20.lst";

else
output = "less20.lst";
endif;

println symbol,",",close(0);
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