Thread: [Nyquist-users] RE: Nyquist-users digest, Vol 1 #9 - 1 msg
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From: Roger D. <rb...@cs...> - 2005-09-18 15:05:58
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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 |
From: Evan L. <Evan@CoolRunningConcepts.com> - 2005-09-18 15:31:11
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> > 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. If all you need to do is make it wait for a keypress when exiting, then you could make a nyq-run.bat file or something like that which would would take any parameters, pass them to nyquist, and then wait for a keypress. I think the command is "WAIT", but I don't remember as I don't use Windows except when forced, but I have done batch files that do exactly that before for a client. -- Evan |