Hello,
Is it possible to replace the cache command line option by something inside
the scripting language?
I want something like
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$ dx -script
Starting DX executive ...
0: worker here [12041]
dx> cache = "off";
dx>
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to be equivalent to
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$ dx -script -cache off
Starting DX executive ...
0: worker here [12041]
dx>
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Is this possible?
Aside: I just noticed that I don't know (and could not find) the command
for printing variable values in the scripting language. Is there one?
Thank you,
Nicolas.
P.S.: 1. The reason for this question is that I have difficulties with calling
DX in script mode from CMU Common Lisp and SBCL.
(ext:run-program "/usr/bin/dx" `("-script") :output *trace-output*)
works, but
(ext:run-program "/usr/bin/dx" `("-script" "-cache off") :output
*trace-output*)
does not work. It yields an error
/usr/bin/dx : unrecognized parameter: [1]
(use -help to get usage information)
2. I'm running Debian/testing. Everything worked on Debian/stable.
