Re: [Sgems-users] Command line example needed

[Alexandre B. <abo...@pa...>]

Hi Yang,

First try Help (with a capital H).  To use the script file look in the 
directory where SGeMS is installed and open the file sgems_history.log.  It 
will records all the commands you had performed during your session, 
warning: it get overwritten every time you open SGeMS.  Build a file 
similar to that one and select the run script button.  Having said that, I 
would strongly suggest you to instead use scripting with Python, it much 
more powerful and you will have better control over your script.  The 
fastest and easiest way to get the command format is to run it once with 
the GUI and then copy it from the command panel window.

Best,
Alex



At 04:52 PM 3/15/2007, ap...@gr... wrote:
>I am trying to find out how to execute a script file in command line, not from
>the GUI. I assume that
>sgems script.txt
>would execute the script file. But it does nothing.
>
>By the way, from the GUI and typing in "help" in the command panel I got
>error: Command help could not be performed:
>================
>According to the manual, this is supposed to provide a list of commands.
>Thanks for any suggestion.
>A.P.Yang
>
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