Le 18/06/2016 14:04, philippe a écrit :
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- if you start scilab from the command-line use the -e option and
'cd' , for example
scilab -e 'cd SCI'
this is equivalent to start scilab and then use "cd SCI" in the
console. be careful to quotes to handle correctly strings
representing paths.
.
Actually, at least for Windows users, the series of instructions
following the -e option must be quoted with double-quotes ". For an
unknown reason, single quotes make instructions not being executed. For
instance,
scilab -e 'cd(""C:\users\myprofile\Desktop"")'
won't execute cd(""C:\users\myprofile\Desktop"")
whereas
scilab -e "cd(""C:\users\myprofile\Desktop"")"
will.
IMO, the help scilab
<https://help.scilab.org/docs/6.0.0/en_US/scilab.html> page would
deserve more information about that. The example given in the page shall
include an instruction with a literal string delimited with " or ' and
having the filesep character of the OS and a blank.
BR
Samuel
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