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Re: PvWave Startup [message #14323 is a reply to message #14229]

Tue, 09 February 1999 00:00

David Ritscher
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Registered: August 1995

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David Fanning, Ph.D. writes:

...
> Instead, you want to execute the commands as if you
> were typing them at the command line. (This file is
> sometimes called a "batch file" because you execute
> a sequence of commands one after the other.) You can
> do this when you start up PV-Wave by making this file
> the startup file. You do this (probably) by declaring
> an environment variable that is named something like
> WAVE_STARTUP (I haven't used PV-Wave in quite a while,
> I'm not sure exactly how this goes now.) ...

Yes, David, the environment variable with PV-Wave is
WAVE_STARTUP
The default value (i.e., the file PV-Wave always tries to execute
when it starts up, when WAVE_STARTUP is not defined), is:
$HOME/.wvstartup

I'm glad to see that you're still sharp on the 'other' product!

David Ritscher
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