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Sebastian,I am not sure why @Eg: is added to the output. It is a side effect of using +w2 option. I will have to look into this.Meanwhile, you can exclude @Eg: from output either before or after you run KWAL command.For before running KWAL command use command: trim *.cha -t@Eg -t@Bg.For after running KWAL command with +f option use command: trim *.kwal.cex -t@Eg
Leonid.
On Feb 19, 2020, at 15:36, Sebastian Gajardo <seb.ga...@gmail.com> wrote:
Hello, we are having an issue running a kwal command. We use the symbol "@Eg" or "@Bg" to indicate the starting or ending of a behavior. When running a kwal we are getting out these @ symbols and cannot find a way to exclude them from our search. The command I was using was: "kwal +t*mot +t*chi +d1 +t%spa +t%xrec +t%xmnc +s$SDS:* +w2 -t@* +re *b*.cha" to get the information I needed but I cannot seem to find a code to exclude the @ symbols. Is it possible. Thanksexample:*CHI: no [= 173] .%spa: $SDS:ED%xrec: $D1:IBD:NC*MOT: si traeme el cuadrado verde .@Eg: $R:T--
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