Creating a Script
27 Mar 2013 20:53 #31967
by BigJohnT
Replied by BigJohnT on topic Creating a Script
I think your on to something now... can you attach one if they are not too huge?
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27 Mar 2013 20:58 #31968
by BigJohnT
Replied by BigJohnT on topic Creating a Script
I just remembered that notepad++ can strip windoZe end of line stuff...
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27 Mar 2013 21:35 #31971
by Todd Zuercher
Replied by Todd Zuercher on topic Creating a Script
Well, I am not entirely sure what fixed it but it is working now.
Last time I booted to Linux, I reinstalled a bunch of python stuff using Synaptic. But the script still wasn't working though. So I booted back to Win to get some work done, and Just now I booted back to Linux and deleted some of the old script files and replaced them with new ones, and tried running them again from terminal and they worked not a big shock that the command line one worked (since I had it working before), but the new one that just prints the output also ran fine (it didn't before). So I fired up Axis and all was good.
I wish I knew what the real problem was. I don't think it was recopying the scripts since I thought I tried that last time. I'll go give it a try on another computer who's Linux install hasn't been futzed with quit so much and see what happens.
I am guessing it was something I installed or reinstalled combined with the reboot that got it working.
I already use notepad++ for all my editing in Windows.
Last time I booted to Linux, I reinstalled a bunch of python stuff using Synaptic. But the script still wasn't working though. So I booted back to Win to get some work done, and Just now I booted back to Linux and deleted some of the old script files and replaced them with new ones, and tried running them again from terminal and they worked not a big shock that the command line one worked (since I had it working before), but the new one that just prints the output also ran fine (it didn't before). So I fired up Axis and all was good.
I wish I knew what the real problem was. I don't think it was recopying the scripts since I thought I tried that last time. I'll go give it a try on another computer who's Linux install hasn't been futzed with quit so much and see what happens.
I am guessing it was something I installed or reinstalled combined with the reboot that got it working.
I already use notepad++ for all my editing in Windows.
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27 Mar 2013 21:47 #31972
by arvidb
Don't know if that is what you're after? Anyway, the python script seems to work now, so perhaps this is moot.
Replied by arvidb on topic Creating a Script
You can use echo to print lines of text, and cat to display contents from other files:Would it be possible to use the sed line with some other stuff to add a pre and postamble as well.
#!/bin/bash
echo "This line ends up before the output"
# Empty line:
echo
# The main part
sed 's|Z\([-.0-9]*\)|Z\1 W\1|g' "$1"
# Post-amble from file post.txt:
cat post.txtDon't know if that is what you're after? Anyway, the python script seems to work now, so perhaps this is moot.
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