[SAC-HELP] Macro 'run' command

[Renate Hartog]

Josh,

I tried the same on our system (also solaris) and it has the same 
problem. What you can do is simply have a line in your sac-macro that 
says:

sh test_script


Renate
PNSN

On Fri, 7 Jul 
2006, jcalkins at geo.arizona.edu wrote:

> Hi,
>
> I'm trying to get a macro to kick off a shell script using the 'run... 
> endrun' commands and not having any luck.  Here's the test macro:
> RUN ./test_script
> ENDRUN
> and the shell script:
> #!/bin/csh
> echo in test script   echo "in test script" >> test.out
> When I run the macro either from within sac (i.e. SAC> macro test_macro) or 
> from the shell prompt (i.e. >sac test_macro), I get this error:
> sh: RUN: not found
> sh: ENDRUN: not found
> and no output to the test.out file.  Test commands inserted into the macro 
> (e.g. read, setbb, plot, etc.) work fine.  I'm running SAC version 00.59.46 
> on SunOS 5.8
>
> Any ideas?
>
> Thanks,
> Josh
>
>
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