Hi,
I am trying to run an initialization macro as sac starts up.
I have created an init.m macro file in the /sac/macro directory and I
am able to run it from within sac by executing the following two
commands:
SETMACRO sac/macro
MACRO init.m
I tried aliasing sac like this:
alias sac='sac sac/macro/init.m'
but it doesn't work and I don't think that it should but this is what
it says to do in the README file for SAC so I tried.
How do I make something run as I call up sac?
Thanks
Shahar
I am trying to run an initialization macro as sac starts up.
I have created an init.m macro file in the /sac/macro directory and I
am able to run it from within sac by executing the following two
commands:
SETMACRO sac/macro
MACRO init.m
I tried aliasing sac like this:
alias sac='sac sac/macro/init.m'
but it doesn't work and I don't think that it should but this is what
it says to do in the README file for SAC so I tried.
How do I make something run as I call up sac?
Thanks
Shahar
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In the README file, the absolute path is set for the init.m file. Try using the
absolute path and see if it finds your init.m.
Do you have a directory ${SACHOME}/macro? If so, try
alias sac '${SACHOME}/sac ${SACHOME}/macro/init.m'
I think your 'SETMACRO sac/macro' command requires that SAC is already running
before it will be recognized.
Shahar Kadmiel ??? ?????? wrote:
Hi,
I am trying to run an initialization macro as sac starts up.
I have created an init.m macro file in the /sac/macro directory and I am
able to run it from within sac by executing the following two commands:
SETMACRO sac/macro
MACRO init.m
I tried aliasing sac like this:
alias sac='sac sac/macro/init.m'
but it doesn't work and I don't think that it should but this is what it
says to do in the README file for SAC so I tried.
How do I make something run as I call up sac?
Thanks
Shahar
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In my case the alias works, but I take care to specify the *complete*
address of the macro. I use tcsh:
alias sac '/usr/local/sac/bin/sac /Users/guust/.sacrc'
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On 1 juin 09, at 13:58, Arthur Snoke wrote:
In the README file, the absolute path is set for the init.m file.
Try using the absolute path and see if it finds your init.m.
Do you have a directory ${SACHOME}/macro? If so, try
alias sac '${SACHOME}/sac ${SACHOME}/macro/init.m'
I think your 'SETMACRO sac/macro' command requires that SAC is
already running before it will be recognized.
Shahar Kadmiel ??? ?????? wrote:
Hi,
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I am trying to run an initialization macro as sac starts up.
I have created an init.m macro file in the /sac/macro directory and
I am able to run it from within sac by executing the following two
commands:
SETMACRO sac/macro
MACRO init.m
I tried aliasing sac like this:
alias sac='sac sac/macro/init.m'
but it doesn't work and I don't think that it should but this is
what it says to do in the README file for SAC so I tried.
How do I make something run as I call up sac?
Thanks
Shahar
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Hi Shahar,
You may try:
alias sac 'sac m sac/macro/init.m'
see if it works.
Mei
2009/6/1 Shahar Kadmiel שחר קדמיאל <kadmiel<at>bgu.ac.il>:
Hi,
I am trying to run an initialization macro as sac starts up.
I have created an init.m macro file in the /sac/macro directory and I am
able to run it from within sac by executing the following two commands:
SETMACRO sac/macro
MACRO init.m
I tried aliasing sac like this:
alias sac='sac sac/macro/init.m'
but it doesn't work and I don't think that it should but this is what it
says to do in the README file for SAC so I tried.
How do I make something run as I call up sac?
Thanks
Shahar
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