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<div class="moz-cite-prefix">Le 18/06/2016 16:32, Samuel Gougeon a
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<div class="moz-cite-prefix">Le 18/06/2016 14:04, philippe a
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<pre wrap="">.../...
- if you start scilab from the command-line use the -e option and
'cd' , for example
scilab -e 'cd SCI'
this is equivalent to start scilab and then use "cd SCI" in the
console. be careful to quotes to handle correctly strings
representing paths.</pre>
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.<br>
Actually, at least for Windows users, the series of instructions
following the -e option must be quoted with double-quotes ". For
an unknown reason, single quotes make instructions not being
executed. For instance,<br>
<pre wrap="">scilab -e 'cd(""C:\users\myprofile\Desktop"")'</pre>
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won't execute cd(""C:\users\myprofile\Desktop"")<br>
<pre wrap="">whereas
scilab -e "cd(""C:\users\myprofile\Desktop"")"
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will.<br>
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BTW, for Windows users (80 % of scilabers), the right windows binary
running Scilab in CLI mode is scilex:<br>
<pre wrap="">scilex -e "cd(""C:\users\myprofile\Desktop"")"</pre>
Could it be renamed "scilab" (and "wscilab") in Scilab 6?<br>
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SG<br>
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