| passing multiple commands to idl from command line [message #50895] |
Wed, 25 October 2006 12:13  |
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Dominic[1]
Messages: 13
Registered: October 2006
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Hi,
So, you can do:
% echo "print, 'foo' & print, 'bar' " | idl
but is there a way to have multiple ".compile" commands on one line?
% echo "print, 'compiling foo & .compile 'foo.pro' & print, 'compiling
bar & .compile 'bar.pro' " | idl
I need to call .compile multiple times and dont want to have to start
IDL every time.
Is there a way to do this?
Is there a better way to achieve this without starting up idl? i.e.
Can you use the compiler without starting up IDL?
thanks and best regards,
dometz
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| Re: passing multiple commands to idl from command line [message #50977 is a reply to message #50895] |
Wed, 25 October 2006 16:38  |
Dominic[1]
Messages: 13
Registered: October 2006
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Absolutely nothing... cool, thanks! I didnt know that you can cat &
pipe mult. lines into IDL.
This was what I needed! Gracias.
dometz
Sven Geier wrote:
> Dominic wrote:
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>> So, you can do:
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>> % echo "print, 'foo' & print, 'bar' " | idl
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>> but is there a way to have multiple ".compile" commands on one line?
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> So what's wrong with putting all that stuff into a file named "compilestuff"
> and echoing "@compilestuff" into IDL?
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> - S
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> --
> http://www.sgeier.net
> My real email address does not contain any "Z"s.
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