Hi Emiliano,
Thanks for your reply.
"(for i in `seq 4 1 6 `; do meep f=$i test_$1.ctl; done)" did not work. ' No
such file or directory : "test_" ' is responded.
Maybe , I havn't stated my question clearly. In fact, the file name
test.ctl is fixed , while the prefix of output file could be arbitrary. For
example , use prefix " TE_4 ", "TE_5" and "TE_6" instead of "test_4"
,"test_5","test_6" for the three times simulations ,respectively.
I have tried
"(for i in `seq 4 1 6 `; do meep f=$i filename-prefix='"TE_$i"'; done)" ,
the prefix of output file is "TE_$i", but not TE_4 . It seems that the value of
i could not be used to construct a string and then pass the string to meep .
right?
feng
At 2010-10-19 23:34:36，"Emiliano Di Gennaro" <[email protected]> wrote:
>"(for i in `seq 4 1 6 `; do meep f=$i test_$1.ctl; done)" did not work ?
>Emiliano
>
>ad_hu ha scritto:
>> Hi all,
>> I could change filename prefix in command-line for a single simulation
>> through the following command in bash
>> meep filename-prefix=' " test" ' test.ctl
>> But how to change filename prefix for a loop? For example, there is
>> parameter f in test.ctl. I want to realise a loop for paramter f and
>> output with different filename prefix.
>> (for i in `seq 4 1 6 `; do meep f=$i test.ctl; done)
>> this will realise the loop for f=4 ,f=5 and f=6.
>> If I want to prefix test_4, test_5 and test_6 for the three
>> simulations,respectively. How should I do? the OS is fedora 13.
>> Any suggestion will be appreciated.
>> feng
>>
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