Hi @icybird,

Strictly speaking, there is the MODIFYSETTINGS keyword that can be used with:

Note that:

The settings file must be manually created prior to using MODIFYSETTING

In my tests, there’s something odd with the case though. If you don’t write the file name with the right case-sensitivity, the script doesn’t complain but the File setting is empty. Not sure why this is happening, but better make sure you type case sensitive file names.

Here’s an example of how to use the ZPL keyword:

FORMAT 2.0

FOR ii, 32, 64, 32
	# ZBF file name
	file_name$ = "test_one_" + $STR(ii) + ".zbf"

	# Change the ZBF file name
	MODIFYSETTINGS "<path_to_cfg_file>", POP_SOURCEFILE, file_name$

	# Create a new analysis
	OPENANALYSISWINDOW "pop"
NEXT

In my example, I’m using two ZBF files that I already had that were named “test_one_32.zbf” and “test_one_64.zbf”.

Depending on what you want to do with the POP results though, it might be better suited to use the ZOS-API.

Let me know if that helps and take care,

David