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The $FBASNAM Function<br />
result=$FBASNAM(s1[,s2])<br />
Returns: String<br />
<strong>Virtual</strong> <strong>Machine</strong> Reference, Model Customization<br />
Simulation Macro Functions, File and Directory Functions<br />
This function extracts and returns the file name portion of a file path string s1, optionally removing<br />
any trailing portion s2 of the file name that matched the suffix string. The syntax is as<br />
follows:<br />
file_name_string=$FBASNAM(path_string [,suffix_string])<br />
For example, “test.cld” is the base portion of “C:\temp\test.cld”. When removing a trailing<br />
suffix, the $FBASNAM function looks for the last occurrence of the suffix in the file name, and<br />
then removes the remainder of the file name from the matched point onwards. Case is significant.<br />
Continuing the example, “test” would be returned if “.” (a decimal) is specified as a suffix.<br />
The $FCTIME Function<br />
result=$FCTIME(n)<br />
Returns: String<br />
This function returns the date and time in string format, given a real number n specifying the<br />
number of seconds since the operating system specific “epoch” time. This function can be used<br />
to convert time values from the $FSTAT function to a human readable format. The syntax is as<br />
follows:<br />
date_string=$FCTIME(real)<br />
The date string is output in the following format with a single blank between the date and time<br />
portions:<br />
dd-mm-yyyy hh:mm:ss<br />
The $FDIRNAM Function<br />
result=$FDIRNAM(s)<br />
Returns: String<br />
This function extracts and returns the directory name portion of a file path string a. The path<br />
string need not contain directory name information. The syntax is as follows:<br />
path_string=$FDIRNAM(path_string)<br />
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