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

Reinice
Reinice over 12 years ago

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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    Reinice over 12 years ago

    Hi Andrew,

    I've tried your sample script but I' am having problem how to exit in ocean session. In your example runSim.ocn let's say I have a exit() function at the end of the file. Eventhough I have exit() function, still I' am not exiting in ocean session. It seems that finished in vwait finished did not changed.

    Thanks and Regards,

    Reinice

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    Reinice over 12 years ago

    Hi Andrew,

    I've tried your sample script but I' am having problem how to exit in ocean session. In your example runSim.ocn let's say I have a exit() function at the end of the file. Eventhough I have exit() function, still I' am not exiting in ocean session. It seems that finished in vwait finished did not changed.

    Thanks and Regards,

    Reinice

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