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how to pass the argument to command line

cm123 over 13 years ago

I want to pass some value to command line command.

for example command is (x 0 0)

I want to pass some value to this command instead of using constant one.

rong96 over 13 years ago

a=0.0
b=0.0
cmd_str=sprintf(nil "x %.1f %.1f", a b)
axlShell(cmd_str)
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Ejlersen over 13 years ago

Hi
Or maybe even better, write directly instead of using axlShell
printf("x = %.1f %.1f\n" a b)
There's no need to use the commas. .1 tells to write with just one decimal place and \n is a line bread, use \t for tab
Best regards
Ole
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Ejlersen over 13 years ago

Please disregard this message, I misunderstood the purpose. My suggestions simply writes information to the command line
Ole
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cm123 over 13 years ago

Thanks ....
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cm123 over 13 years ago

It is working. Great Thanks
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