-T and executeNUM

Started by HBox, May 04, 2014, 04:28:31 AM

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HBox

I am using an args fule with -executeNUM

It seems like that {readyNUM} is not outputed when using option -T.

Is there a way to get the ready message?

Or is there a way to include my own num in the tab delimted return string?

Like: NUM \t result\t result

Phil Harvey

The -T option is short for -t -S -q -f.  It sounds like you want to drop the -q.

Or another alternative is to use the -echo3 option, which will output a separate line with whatever text you want.

I can't think of a way to get a number on the same line.

- Phil
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