How to call a script in script

[Davide Sotil Bertanzetti]

I suggest you to read the GRADS User Guide ->"Dynamic Loading of Script
Functions"->"How GrADS searches for main script file names". In addition,
you can run any script by typing the entire path, but this can be a little
annoying. For an example, if "cbarn.gs" is in "/usr/local/lib" you should be
able to run it (if permisions are ok) by typing "run /usr/local/lib/cbarn.gs".

Davide Sotil Bertanzetti.


On Fri, 3 Nov 2006 14:18:52 -0500, Katherin Kullgren <kullgren at CRCES.ORG> wrote:

>You are calling the correct command to run.
>  I would suggest making sure the cbarn.gs file is in your grads
>library of script files.
>
>Mine are in my
>
>grads-1.9b4/lib/scripts
>
>directory.  You should have one around the same place.  Make sure the
>path is correct.
>
>If it is not there, you can get it from the Grads library of script
>files.  I hope that helps you with your problem.
>
>
>
>On Nov 3, 2006, at 2:01 PM, Jae wrote:
>
>> If anyone knows how to call a script in script, please let me know.
>> I would like to call 'cbarn.gs' in myscript.gs.
>>
>> myscript.gs
>> 'd precip'
>> 'run cbarn.gs'
>>
>> It appeared cbarn.gs doesn't work in myscript.gs.
>>
>> Thanks,
>>
>> Jae
>
>