conversion characters
When you specify filenames for options such as -filename-prefix, -log-file, -run-at-save, and -run-at-exit, you can include conversion characters that expand to the program name or to the process id (pid)
Quantify supports these conversion characters:
Character |
Converts to |
%V |
Full pathname of the program with "/" replaced by "_" |
%v |
Program name |
%p |
Process ID (pid) |
%T |
Thread identifier |
%t |
Current time (hh:mm:ss) |
%d |
Current date (yymmdd) |
%n |
Sequence number, starting at 0. This value is incremented as each dataset is saved. |
%b |
Name of a /tmp file containing binary data |
%s |
Name of a /tmp file containing program summary |
%x |
Name of a /tmp file containing export data |
Quantify expands conversion characters at run time to form uniquely named datasets.
If the filename is unqualified (does not contain "/"), Quantify writes it to the directory where the program resides. Qualified filenames can be absolute or relative to the current working directory. For example, if you specify the option
-log-file=./%v.qlog
Quantify writes the log file to the current working directory. If the program is called test, the log file is called ./test.qlog.