code: def output_for_skipping_run_set(self, runSet, reason=None):
          '''
          This function writes a simple message to terminal and logfile,
          when a run set is skipped.
          There is no message about skipping a run set in the xml-file.
          '''
  
          # print to terminal
          util.printOut("\nSkipping run set" +
                 (" '" + runSet.name + "'" if runSet.name else "") +
                 (" " + reason if reason else "")
                )
  
          # write into txt_file
          runSetInfo = "\n\n"
          if runSet.name:
              runSetInfo += runSet.name + "\n"
          runSetInfo += "Run set {0} of {1}: skipped {2}\n".format(
                  runSet.index, len(self.benchmark.run_sets), reason or "")
          self.txt_file.append(runSetInfof output_for_skipping_run_set(self, runSet, reason=None):
          '''
          This function writes a simple message to terminal and logfile,
          when a run set is skipped.
          There is no message about skipping a run set in the xml-file.
          '''
  
          # print to terminal
          util.printOut("\nSkipping run set" +
                 (" '" + runSet.name + "'" if runSet.name else "") +
                 (" " + reason if reason else "")
                )
  
          # write into txt_file
          runSetInfo = "\n\n"
          if runSet.name:
              runSetInfo += runSet.name + "\n"
          runSetInfo += "Run set {0} of {1}: skipped {2}\n".format(
                  runSet.index, len(self.benchmark.run_sets), reason or "")
          self.txt_file.append(runSetInfo)
docs: This function writes a simple message to terminal and logfile,
          when a run set is skipped.
          There is no message about skipping a run set in the xml-file.