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girish
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Posted: Thu Oct 28, 2004 6:08 am    Post subject: ipcWriteProcess arguments. Reply with quote

Is it possible to pass the value of a "variable" to the child process'
stdin using ipcWriteProcess()?
I am calling a child process inside a loop and would like to pass the
iteration number down to it.

for example, below is a portion of my OCEAN script:


while( i<5

id=ipcBeginProcess("ipc_test1")
ipcWriteProcess(id "***") ;*** I'D LIKE TO WRITE THE VALUE OF i HERE
ipcWait(id)

run()

selectResult( 'tran )

ocnPrint(?output myPort i("/Ipwl/PLUS"))

plot(getData("/Ipwl/PLUS") getData("/Vr") )

i++
)


ipcWriteProcess() seems to accepts only strings. Is there some other
function that will allow me to pass the value of variables? I have
just started with SKILL, so any pointers will be greatly appreciated.
Thanks.

Girish.
UVA

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Suresh Jeevanandam
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Posted: Thu Oct 28, 2004 9:06 am    Post subject: Re: ipcWriteProcess arguments. Reply with quote

You can write/read with the subprocess with strings only.

Do something like this,
ipcWriteProcess(id sprintf(nil, "%d", i))

If the type of variable is unknown, this would do,
ipcWriteProcess(id sprintf(nil, "%L", i))

Regards,
Suresh

girish wrote:
Quote:
Is it possible to pass the value of a "variable" to the child process'
stdin using ipcWriteProcess()?
I am calling a child process inside a loop and would like to pass the
iteration number down to it.

for example, below is a portion of my OCEAN script:


while( i<5

id=ipcBeginProcess("ipc_test1")
ipcWriteProcess(id "***") ;*** I'D LIKE TO WRITE THE VALUE OF i HERE
ipcWait(id)

run()

selectResult( 'tran )

ocnPrint(?output myPort i("/Ipwl/PLUS"))

plot(getData("/Ipwl/PLUS") getData("/Vr") )

i++
)


ipcWriteProcess() seems to accepts only strings. Is there some other
function that will allow me to pass the value of variables? I have
just started with SKILL, so any pointers will be greatly appreciated.
Thanks.

Girish.
UVA
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S. Badel
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Posted: Thu Oct 28, 2004 11:55 am    Post subject: Re: ipcWriteProcess arguments. Reply with quote

Yes, you could also pass it as a command-line parameter

id=ipcBeginProcess( sprintf( nil "ipc_test1 %d" i ) )

just a note, i think you should call ipcWaitForProcess( id )
before starting to send data to make sure the process is
ready for communication.

cheers,
stephane

girish wrote:
Quote:
Is it possible to pass the value of a "variable" to the child process'
stdin using ipcWriteProcess()?
I am calling a child process inside a loop and would like to pass the
iteration number down to it.

for example, below is a portion of my OCEAN script:


while( i<5

id=ipcBeginProcess("ipc_test1")
ipcWriteProcess(id "***") ;*** I'D LIKE TO WRITE THE VALUE OF i HERE
ipcWait(id)

run()

selectResult( 'tran )

ocnPrint(?output myPort i("/Ipwl/PLUS"))

plot(getData("/Ipwl/PLUS") getData("/Vr") )

i++
)


ipcWriteProcess() seems to accepts only strings. Is there some other
function that will allow me to pass the value of variables? I have
just started with SKILL, so any pointers will be greatly appreciated.
Thanks.

Girish.
UVA


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fogh
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Posted: Thu Oct 28, 2004 7:27 pm    Post subject: Re: ipcWriteProcess arguments. Reply with quote

girish wrote:
Quote:
Is it possible to pass the value of a "variable" to the child process'
stdin using ipcWriteProcess()?
I am calling a child process inside a loop and would like to pass the
iteration number down to it.

for example, below is a portion of my OCEAN script:


while( i<5

id=ipcBeginProcess("ipc_test1")
ipcWriteProcess(id "***") ;*** I'D LIKE TO WRITE THE VALUE OF i HERE
ipcWait(id)

run()

selectResult( 'tran )

ocnPrint(?output myPort i("/Ipwl/PLUS"))

plot(getData("/Ipwl/PLUS") getData("/Vr") )

i++
)


ipcWriteProcess() seems to accepts only strings. Is there some other
function that will allow me to pass the value of variables? I have
just started with SKILL, so any pointers will be greatly appreciated.

MyDebugMode=not(())
S="*"
S=sprintf(nil "%s*" S)
S=strcat(S "*" "\n" sprintf(nil "%L" i))
ipcWriteProcess(id S)
MyDebugMode&&info("I just sent %L to %L by IPC." S id)
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girish
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Posted: Fri Oct 29, 2004 1:22 am    Post subject: Re: ipcWriteProcess arguments. Reply with quote

yeah!!! it works!
thanks so much suresh and stephane. both the ipcWriteProcess() and
command line solutions work great using sprintf()!
I'll make sure to insert the ipcWaitForProcess(id) after invoking a
process and before communicating with it. thanks again stephane.

Girish.
UVA


"S. Badel" <stephane.badel@REMOVETHISepfl.ch> wrote in message news:<4180a5fa$1@epflnews.epfl.ch>...
Quote:
Yes, you could also pass it as a command-line parameter

id=ipcBeginProcess( sprintf( nil "ipc_test1 %d" i ) )

just a note, i think you should call ipcWaitForProcess( id )
before starting to send data to make sure the process is
ready for communication.

cheers,
stephane

girish wrote:
Is it possible to pass the value of a "variable" to the child process'
stdin using ipcWriteProcess()?
I am calling a child process inside a loop and would like to pass the
iteration number down to it.

for example, below is a portion of my OCEAN script:


while( i<5

id=ipcBeginProcess("ipc_test1")
ipcWriteProcess(id "***") ;*** I'D LIKE TO WRITE THE VALUE OF i HERE
ipcWait(id)

run()

selectResult( 'tran )

ocnPrint(?output myPort i("/Ipwl/PLUS"))

plot(getData("/Ipwl/PLUS") getData("/Vr") )

i++
)


ipcWriteProcess() seems to accepts only strings. Is there some other
function that will allow me to pass the value of variables? I have
just started with SKILL, so any pointers will be greatly appreciated.
Thanks.

Girish.
UVA
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