Running Convsh scripts

There are two methods to run convsh scripts, the first method is to directly use the executable:

convsh script.tcl

where script.tcl should be replaced with the name of your script. The above only works if convsh is in your $PATH. It could be the case there is no convsh executable or it could be an older version of the code, in this case use

convsh1.93 script.tcl

If convsh is not in your $PATH then use the full pathname, for example

/home/umui/umtools/linux_x86_64/bin/convsh1.93 script.tcl

The second method of running a convsh script is to use the first line in the script to specify the executable to run. If convsh is in your $PATH then use

#! /usr/bin/env convsh

or

#! /usr/bin/env convsh1.93

If convsh is not in you $PATH then use the full pathname, for example

#!/work/n02/n02/hum/bin/convsh

If you use this method to run convsh scripts then the script must have execute mode set, to do this run

chmod +x script.tcl

Finally to run the script type

./script.tcl