Joey,
At Fri Aug 25 01:15:52 2006 you wrote,
jkt> If you want to interpret a j script in Linux you can do
jkt> something like the following (which uses my path conventions)
jkt> ...
jkt> exit 0
jkt> )
Thanks. That appears to be what I need.
So we have a Linux shell script which immediately
invokes the jconsole.
3 : 0 ARGV specifies how to handle the command
line arguments? Definitely new to me.
stdout NL,~": q: ". >2{y does the calculation,
formats the result and puts it on stdout (q:
is also new to me).
My shell scripting skills are minimal. Why
the ) after exit 0?
Thanks, ... Peter E.
Desktops.OpenDoc http://carnot.pathology.ubc.ca/
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