How to read external variables from topaz command line?

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Hi,

I think is kind of possible but not sure 100% as you want:

See:
1.15 Taking Topaz Input from a File

topaz 1> input $HOME/animal.gs

I was able to do:

topaz> input /tmp/login.txt

Where login.txt is:
set username DataCurator
set password mypwd
login

It works OK :)

Regards,
bruno

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Hi,

But you can create a class to export those variables to a file and then from topaz input that file.

TopazExporter default exportMyVariablesTo: pathFile

Then:

topaz> input pathFile.

What are you trying to achieve ?
i not kwow if the above will help you...

Regards,
Bruno

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I think that the trick is that in general GeMSTone will do env varialble expansion for file names and not anywhere else ... so using a here document works:

  topaz --l << EOF
set user $GEMSTONE_UPGRADE_USERNAME pass $GEMSTONE_UPGRADE_PASSWORD
login
EOF

But this doesn't work for an interactive login ....

Dale

Hi Bruno,

What I am trying to do, is to input a file relative to the directory where the stone is located. If you use gsDevKit_home to manage your stones, what I mean is that I want to input a file relative to $GS_HOME/server/stones/stoneX/     

For example, if you see  $GS_HOME/server/stones/stoneX/stone.env  at the very end you see the exported variables. 

Or even if you don't use gsDevKit_home but you use the old seaside extent and defSeaside. Those export some variables as well. So at the end, what I want to do is something like this:

topaz1> input $GEMSTONE_STONE_DIR/myFile.txt

and myFile.txt being  $GS_HOME/server/stones/stoneX/myFile.txt

But topaz cannot see $GEMSTONE_STONE_DIR neither the rest of the exported variables, even if the shell in which I run topaz, DO see it. 

I can live without this and I do have a workaround, but just wondering if this would be possible. 

Thanks!

 

On Tue, Oct 20, 2015 at 2:40 PM, BrunoBB via Glass <[hidden email]> wrote:

Hi,

But you can create a class to export those variables to a file and then from
topaz input that file.

TopazExporter default exportMyVariablesTo: pathFile

Then:

topaz> input pathFile.

What are you trying to achieve ?
i not kwow if the above will help you...

Regards,
Bruno



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