| Karim.Belabas on Fri, 2 Feb 2001 16:14:04 +0100 (MET) |
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| Re: Arguments |
On Thu, 1 Feb 2001, Olivier Ramare wrote:
> I want to run the program "Lchi.gp" (one of my own) in a cron job.
> My favorite instruction is thus essentially
> gp < Lchi.gp
>
> Then this script writes in a file. This particular script is
> a good example : it computes a quantity for a parameter
> varying in borneinf..bornesup. Since it is a fully parallelisable
> process, I have several machines working on it. And they
> thus write on different files. Till now, for each machine,
> for each range I change the script.
>
> How can I send parameters with my script ?
>
> There's a solution :
> cat mychoice.gp Lchi.gp | gp
>
> I would like to know if I can send parameters directly.
You can use environment variables:
test.gp:
a = Str("$A", 1);
b = Str("$B", 1);
print("args are: "a" "b)
(16:09)(*2) geo-karim % env A=hello B=world gp -q < test.gp
args are: hello world
add.gp:
a = eval(Str("$A", 1));
b = eval(Str("$B", 1));
print("result is: " a + b)
(16:09)(*2) geo-karim % env A=1 B=2 gp -q < a.gp
result is: 3
Karim.
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