Jason Linhart said on 04/25/2000 1:26 PM
>
>When you run Analog it can only process one file and then it needs to
>quit. To process multipule files you need to wait till the previous run
>of Analog completes.
I understand and have been able to work around this. I set Applescript to
wait until Analog quits with an OSAX called sleep. Basically it sleeps
the script until Analog is no longer running, then goes onto the next
loop.
>
>>I've also tried using the "do script" command, but this tells me that my
>>logfile is corrupt and can't be read (although it works fine if I open
>>Analog by dropping the config file on it).
>
>The 'do script' message takes a Unix style command line, what command
>line are you passing? If you just pass a file name, Analog assumes it is
>a log file. This is the same way that command line options to Analog work
>on Unix but it is different from Drag and Drop.
>
I'm trying to pass the command line (I think my syntax is correct here)
+Gpathtofile:configfile.cfg
Basically, I'm trying to tell Analog to run using a specific file, which
is drawn from a list. It isn't working though. I get a message that my
logfile contains a large number of corrupt lines, and can't be processed.
As I stated before, the same config file works fine if I drag and drop
it, or if I rename it analog.cfg and place it in the same folder as
Analog.
Tom Wiebe
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