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This command causes data to be loaded from a file into a Comp table structure. Any existing data associated with the specified Comp table is erased.
The <Filename> is a binary file with a .CMP extension.
The BasicMoves Development Studio will allow you to add a CSV Comp File to your project. It then converts it to a binary format automatically when the project is loaded. The values in the source column should be evenly spaced and monotonically increasing.
After loading a table from file the CompSet command is necessary to assign the axes.
Short form
LCompData
Syntax
LoadCompData <Filename> <comptablename>
Availability
Since Version 3.6.20
Scope
Task and Terminal
Limitations
The Comp table must not be in use (CompActive=0)
Examples
LoadCompData Compdata.cmp comp1
CompSet Comp1 A1, A3, A4 on A2, A6, A5