input redirection
[1/11] from: rebolask::free::fr at: 26-Jan-2003 16:30
I tried this redirection
rebol.exe -s myprog.r "param1=something" < input.dat
it doesn't work since it takes it as parameter also. So what would be the right syntax
?
Thanks
[2/11] from: athymik:ifrance at: 26-Jan-2003 18:46
Hi Rebolask !
> I tried this redirection
> rebol.exe -s myprog.r "param1=something" < input.dat
>
> it doesn't work since it takes it as parameter also. So what would be the right syntax
?
>
> Thanks
cat input.dat | rebol.exe -s myprog.r "param1=something"
seems to work.
Athymik
[3/11] from: rebolask:free at: 26-Jan-2003 19:11
cat ? I suppose it is Unix but i'm on Windows :)
[4/11] from: rhm:cdepot at: 26-Jan-2003 10:48
There's a free package of "UNIX" commands for Windows.
You can download it from my web site
http://www.volcano.net/~rhm/download/unxutils.tgz
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Subject: [REBOL] Re: input redirection
cat ? I suppose it is Unix but i'm on Windows :)
[5/11] from: athymik:ifrance at: 26-Jan-2003 20:30
Oh ? Windows ? What's that ??? ;-D
Did you try replacing cat by echo or type ?
[6/11] from: tomc:darkwing:uoregon at: 26-Jan-2003 14:19
I have used the dos command 'type' in place of cat on windows
type input.dat | ...
might work in this case as well
On Sun, 26 Jan 2003, [rebolask--free--fr] wrote:
[7/11] from: anton:lexicon at: 27-Jan-2003 13:34
Why don't you just pass the name of
the input file as a parameter and
use rebol to read it?
That's more portable, anyway.
Otherwise, what are you trying to do?
Anton.
[8/11] from: rebolask:free at: 27-Jan-2003 10:16
thanks I will try it.
[9/11] from: rebolask:free at: 27-Jan-2003 10:14
Because the program was made by somebody else and it is a shell program and I don't have
have time to recode it. So I want to simulate the user's entry which is done in 1 second
with copy and paste but needs to be fully automated by an online command.
[10/11] from: rebolask:free at: 27-Jan-2003 10:20
Normal people uses windows :)
I din't think about type or echo but yes it should work.
[11/11] from: rebolask:free at: 29-Jan-2003 23:17
Oh sorry I missed the thread the first time. Well great unix on dos that's what I was
looking for for a long time :)