I have just written my first Coot script, but I cannot get Coot to exit when the script completes. I have tried variations of:
<nothing> (exit) (exit 1) (quit) (quit 1) but I always end up at the coot prompt. My script consists of about 6 lines which run just fine and output a bit to the terminal as they progress. When they finish, I am stuck with: coot> Annoyingly from the prompt the (quit) command works fine. In contrast, (exit) produces an error (something about display not found, since this is on a server with ssh-only access), and then dumps back to bash. I need to embed the call to coot in another script, so it should exit when done to allow the wrapping script to continue. I am calling my script like this: $ coot --no-graphics -s foo.scm I am sure there is an easy solution to this, however my review of the coot docs and some experimentation has not revealed the results. TIA for any pointers. Ian
