[Nyquist-users] RE: Nyquist-users digest, Vol 1 #9 - 1 msg

[Roger D. <rb...@cs...>]

Bruce Sharpe writes:
>>>>>>>>
I want to create a Nyquist script that can be run unattended 
from a command line. If I put (exit) as the last statement 
of my script, it doesn't seem to exit until I press 
the Enter key.
<<<<<<<<

I've often had problems with command line programs under 
Windows because, when debugging, the program will often
Edit without giving me a chance to look at the output.

One work-around is to give Nyquist some newlines as 
standard input, e.g.:

> nyquist my-script.lsp < some-newlines.txt

If my-script.lsp calls (EXIT), Nyquist will continue reading
from some-newlines.txt, which will cause Nyquist to exit.

-Roger