The saved script file contains (* ::Package:: *)Īs you can see, the last line in the notebook file is not there in the script file. I tried the solution as given by selecting the cells, initialize them and then save the file as.
Also, the is no output file containing th results. Here is the output of what I see MathKernel -noprompt -initfile - Message text not found - (LinkObject[7wkjs_shm, 3, that I pressec ^c after several minutes. So I wrote a solve.m file containing NotebookPauseForEvaluation := NotebookOpen I simply tried to port the solution to Linux.
I have no idea what the output means :| Update I read other documentation articles about that, but since I am not expert in Mathmatica, I have no idea!Īs an example, solve.nb file is an input to the command math -run < solve.nb. When I test with math < file.nb, the program quickly exits however, in the GUI mode, the run time is very large actually. However, he wants to run the program in background. nb file in the kernel mode of Mathematica? I am not an expert in Mathematica, but one of our users who use this program says that in the GUI mode, he selects all the cells (CTRL+A) and then evaluates the notebook (SHIFT+ENTER). Therefore, I tried to set it explicitly in the MathematicaScript-call which seems to work.The question is, how can I run a. This seems to suggest, that by providing 5 or more parameters, the setting of the $TopDirectory is somehow removed. If you execute this on the command-line, your script runs fine. You see that basically you script-call is of course just a call to the MathKernel. "/usr/local/Wolfram/Mathematica/8.0/SystemFiles/Kernel/Binaries/Linux-x86-64/MathKernel", Looking into the output you probably stumble over the line execve( You could now use strace to track down what happens (maybe you better redirect the output into a file) strace -s 128. The first error message is quite clear: the system cannot open the file /SystemFiles/CharacterEncodings/ISO8859-1.m and obviously the system is correct, because this file does not exist in this directory. If you installed Mathematica in a different directory, you have to adjust the path of $TopDirectory. Use this as first line of your script: #!/usr/local/bin/MathematicaScript -runfirst "$TopDirectory=\"/usr/local/Wolfram/Mathematica/8.0\"" -script
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