[SaveResultsAutoESC] MyFileName


  • This command tells the Terminal app to save the current results buffer text to a disk file when it senses the ESC key was pressed during a Loop when any ESC key command is executed. 
    • Commands such as [ESCExit] and [ESCStop] will auto-save the file at the time they are executed. 
  • The text after the command will be the first part of the filename used to save the results buffer data. 
    • Do not define a file extension!  
  • Variables can be used to define the file name:
    • [SaveResultsAutoESC] MyFile{V1}_{V2}
  • The Terminal program will append the following to the filename. 
    • First it will auto-generate a unique sequential number for the file. 
    • Then it will append the .txt file extension. 
    • If the file already exists it will increase the number sequentially. 
  • The files are never deleted, but simply sequentially increased to create the next filename. 
  • If you generated five files using the name MyFileName then actual files would be named:


MyFileName00001.txt

MyFileName00002.txt

MyFileName00003.txt

MyFileName00004.txt

MyFileName00005.txt


  • If CSV tracking is turned ON, the Terminal app will also save the current data in the CSV tracking buffers. 
  • The filename will be similar except there will be two files, one appended with _Pass and the other _Fail. 
    • The file extension will be .csv rather than .txt.
  • When file MyFileName00001.txt is generated the CSV filenames would be:


MyFileName00001_Pass.csv

MyFileName00001_Fail.csv