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How to get back to tcl after exiting in OCEAN and/or SKILL?

Reinice

Hi All,

Good Day. 

I 'am running tcl in compiling/creating OCEAN and/or SKILL files. When I exit in OCEAN and/or SKILL I can't get back to tcl to compile the remaining tcl codes. Is there a way to get back to tcl after exiting in OCEAN and/or SKILL?

Thank you very much in advance.

Regards,

Reinice

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  • Hi Andrew,

    I removed the "&" sign in the exec command but still it did not returned to tcl.

    Here is what I want to happen in my tcl:

    proc main {design_user tool_u analysis_name} {

    exec ocean -restore "file.ocn"

    main $design_user $tool_u $analysis_name

    }

    1. I have a main procedure.

    2. I exec file.ocn inside the main procedure.

    3. Then I will call main procedure after exec command have finished.

    Also, is there a way to see the progress of my exec command? So that I' am not guessing what it's status?

    Thanks and Regards,

    Reinice

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  • Hi Andrew,

    I removed the "&" sign in the exec command but still it did not returned to tcl.

    Here is what I want to happen in my tcl:

    proc main {design_user tool_u analysis_name} {

    exec ocean -restore "file.ocn"

    main $design_user $tool_u $analysis_name

    }

    1. I have a main procedure.

    2. I exec file.ocn inside the main procedure.

    3. Then I will call main procedure after exec command have finished.

    Also, is there a way to see the progress of my exec command? So that I' am not guessing what it's status?

    Thanks and Regards,

    Reinice

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