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load a skill into the terminal

Titi
Titi over 16 years ago

Hello, i try to load a skill (toto.il) into the terminal wish has launched my icfb.

I try it with an Opusserver but i can't load toto.il directly, i try to load it by using a variable "command" , when i set manualy (into icfb) command to "toto.il", all is ok, the script is launched. But i can'tset the variable command to "toto.il" into the terminal, i think the probleme is due to the string, the return is always "" or nil.

This is my syntax : 

echo "command = "toto.il" " | opusClient (This command always return nil)
echo "(load command)" | opusClient

 Have you a solution instead of my solution with opusServer ??

 Thanks.

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    aplumb over 16 years ago

    One approach may be to launch the tcl script/process from within virtuoso using the ipcBeginProcess command.  Then use ipcReadProcess to read output from the tcl process, whether it be SKILL code to execute directly or just a file name to load in.

     Andrew.

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  • aplumb
    aplumb over 16 years ago

    One approach may be to launch the tcl script/process from within virtuoso using the ipcBeginProcess command.  Then use ipcReadProcess to read output from the tcl process, whether it be SKILL code to execute directly or just a file name to load in.

     Andrew.

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