Running a JavaScript in "batch" mode
Running a JavaScript in "batch" mode.
All the above assumes that JavaScripts will be run interactively from the user interface, however it is also possible to run a script in "batch" mode using the command line interface. The relevant command-line commands are:
| /JAVASCRIPT - | +- | COMPILE | Compiles and checks the script, but does not run it. |
| +- | EXECUTE | (Re)compiles and runs the script | |
| +- | MEMORY <nnn> | Resets the Garbage Collection threshold to <nnn> MBytes |
To run a JavaScript from batch these commands need to be placed in a command file and run using the command line " -cf= command filename " option. For example the command file might be:
... some other commands
/JAVA EXEC my_script.js
...some further commands
And the command line required to run T/HIS might be something like:
$OASYS/this10.exe -d=default -cf= command_file -exit analysis_name
Obviously multiple script invocations may be placed in a command file. For more information see:
Command and Session files Describes command files, and explains how to create and use them T/HIS command line arguments Describes the various command line arguments, and how to use them