[scilab-Users] "unix" or "unix_g" ... use + portability

[paul.carrico at free.fr]

Dear All,

AS ever spoken herebellow, I'm working on the portability from Windows OS to Linux oS including bash instructions ....


Original code under Windows (works fine):
commandline_BACON = "( ECHO ;INPUT """ + INPUT_FILE_NAME + ".dat"" & ECHO ;.FIN& ECHO;.STOP ) | " + samcef_path + "\Bacon NOM=" + INPUT_FILE_NAME +" SAM_PREFIX=SAM_TMPDIR=banque=" + INPUT_FILE_NAME + ".dat "
[rep,stat,err]=unix_g(commandline_BACON);


Nota : 
- INPUT + .FIN + .STOP are specific keywords of the solver ... and they lead to error with sh
- I'm not "bash" skilled so I've not found the problem
- I've ever tested both unix_g and unix scilab keywords ...

Any advice or any doc on how to avoid this trouble ?

thanks in advance

Paul





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De: "paul carrico" <paul.carrico at free.fr>
À: users at lists.scilab.org
Envoyé: Mercredi 6 Juin 2012 22:47:12
Objet: [scilab-Users] "unix" or "unix_g" ... use

Hi all,

I'm currently rewriting programs (initially developped under Windows OS) on Linux OS ... and I've some troubles ...

under Linux, why the following code does not work : unix('firefox') ... 'firefox is just for the example'


from the help, 'unix' is equivalent to 'sh' ... on a terminal 'sh firefox' or simply 'firefox' works ????

It's probably a stupid question, but I've many "command lines" to lauch from scilab ...

Thanks

Paul

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