I recently met a "problem"
I wrote a newlisp file ,let's say,
then I want the test1.lsp to deal with files in the (main-args) , like
In my mind, I thought newlisp and test1.lsp are together like one binary file
but then I found out , the command "newlisp" will also try to run xxxx.file whatever it is,just a file
I think there is no method can stop this behavior ,right?
so maybe newlisp can have a command line argument,like -f ? to seprate the files need to be executed or just use them as "string argments" ?
Just add the
This feature is so that any modules (that don't have the exit command) can be loaded ahead of your final code file...
-- xytroxon
I generally just use the #! syntax
$ cat foo.lsp
#!/usr/bin/newlisp
(println (main-args))
(exit)
$ chmod 755 foo.lsp # make sure foo.lsp is executable
$ ./foo.lsp xxxx.file
("/usr/bin/newlisp" "./foo.lsp" "xxxx.file")
Hope this helps.
.. m.
Oh yeah
Thanks to you all, it works now
:)
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