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How to execute a skill script at command line

harishgurram

Hi,

I written a skill script which creates a widget, I want to run this script at command line. How to do this. And Is there any way to execute skill script with out opening the tool.

Thanks,

Harish.

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  • skillUser

    Hi Harish,

    SKILL can only be executed or run in an executable that has a SKILL interpreter built into it.  From the command line you can use skill for programs that only use core-SKILL functions, dbAccess for those that need to interact with the database, and virtuoso -nograph for all other programs.  Since you mention "widget", I'm assuming this is a GUI/graphical entity, in which case you will need the last of the above, since dbAccess and skill do not contain any GUI programming. In addition to the -nograph argument you will probably need to use the -replay argument to load and run a SKILL script.

    Hopefully this answers your question?

    Regards,

    Lawrence.

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  • skillUser

    Hi Harish,

    SKILL can only be executed or run in an executable that has a SKILL interpreter built into it.  From the command line you can use skill for programs that only use core-SKILL functions, dbAccess for those that need to interact with the database, and virtuoso -nograph for all other programs.  Since you mention "widget", I'm assuming this is a GUI/graphical entity, in which case you will need the last of the above, since dbAccess and skill do not contain any GUI programming. In addition to the -nograph argument you will probably need to use the -replay argument to load and run a SKILL script.

    Hopefully this answers your question?

    Regards,

    Lawrence.

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