Yeah when you finally get the display to work it feels like magic and I copied 
off the command line in a text file when that happened. I don't have it on mr 
Blackberry but recalling without notes I think the command terminal the 
application and the database all have to point in the same direction and when 
they don't for any reason it doesn't work. 

I wondered why it was so hard. Then I thought this might be an intelligence 
test by the CIA since gamers and others create self loading software so easily. 
Haha 


Then I thought it would be fun to write my own self loader. Then I thought 
given the way this engine is implemented I could use it in a variety of apps 
for seamless graphics. Then wondered about compression a sphere command versus 
a rendered sphere image represents..  

Then I got busy with business before doing all of that. You guys respond after 
SIX WEEKS. IQ test man. Memory is a part of it. Haha

I was at a Scuba event this weekend and as I hefted 36 pounds equipment for 4 
hours of air I recalled we use a half pound of oxygen every six hours and 
wondered why cryogenic scuba never developed. 

Cheers
William

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-----Original Message-----
From: "Harris, Rob B NSWCDL G 24" <[email protected]>
Date: Tue, 23 Mar 2010 07:59:56 
To: User support, suggestions, questions,and comments 
welcome<[email protected]>
Subject: Re: [brlcad-users] Load mged script from command line

I appritiate the quick replys yesterday.  I still have not been able to get 
this to work in 7.14.8 on windows XP.  I have a very simple text file(attached) 
containing the most common commands we use here in a folder by itself.  I have 
not created a new database.  I open a dos shell from that directory and input 
the command below.  I tried with and without the -c option.  I also put y and 
nu in the text file itself as input for new .g database and null display 
respectively.  
---------7.14.8-----------------------------
C:\Documents and Settings\rob.harris\Desktop\temp>"C:\Program Files\BRL-CAD\7.14
.8\bin\mged" -c test.g <test.txt
BRL-CAD Release 7.14.8  Geometry Editor (MGED)
    6/23/2009 1:03:27 PM, Compilation 2
    robert.g.par...@arlawkls11267:C:/Program Files/BRL-CAD
Create new database (y|n)[n]? Warning: no database is currently opened!
mged>  (nu|wgl)[nu]? attach (nu|wgl)[nu]?
C:\Documents and Settings\rob.harris\Desktop\temp>
--------------------------------------------------
 
For comparison here is what I call using version 7.12.  It will create the .g 
database and load the script.
-----------7.12.6---------------------------------
C:\Documents and Settings\rob.harris\Desktop\temp>"C:\Program Files\BRL-CAD\7.12
\bin\mged" test.g <test.txt
You are now editing in 'mm'.  1 mm = 1 mm
Defaulting item number to 102
Creating region id=101, air=0, GIFTmaterial=162, los=90
Input file specified two times.
'cat' is not recognized as an internal or external command,
operable program or batch file.
Summary written in: test.ids
Processed 1 Regions
sort -n +1 -2 -o /tmp/ord_id test.ids
cat /tmp/ord_id >> test.ids
---------------------------------------------
________________________________

From: [email protected] [mailto:[email protected]]
Sent: Mon 3/22/2010 10:45 AM
To: User support, suggestions, questions,and comments welcome
Subject: Re: [brlcad-users] Load mged script from command line



I got it to work

Thanks
------Original Message------
From: Christopher Sean Morrison
To: User support, suggestions, questions,       and comments welcome
ReplyTo: User support, suggestions, questions,and comments welcome
Subject: Re: [brlcad-users] Load mged script from command line
Sent: Mar 22, 2010 9:56 AM


On Mar 22, 2010, at 9:25 AM, Harris, Rob B NSWCDL G 24 wrote:

> version 7.14.8 for windows.
> I am trying to create a new .g file and load a script from the 
> command line. He script file contains simple geometry creation 
> commands. In older versions of BRL-CAD for windows the dos command 
> was:  mged model.g < script.txt
> Is there a similar command sequence for 7.14.8?

Depending on the geometry creation commands, that same command 
sequence should still work.  Unless a bug was introduced, any 
differences should be limited to changes to the commands themselves 
(presuming you upgraded from something predating the 7.14 line).  If 
you're not seeing this, please do file a bug report with more details.

https://sourceforge.net/tracker/?func=add&group_id=105292&atid=640802

Cheers!
Sean


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