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Top Forums Shell Programming and Scripting command << EOF(dont want to call other script) Post 302145652 by user_prady on Thursday 15th of November 2007 12:17:58 AM
Old 11-15-2007
command << EOF(dont want to call other script)
Dear Freinds,

Help needed in input redirection .
My problem is as follows..
I have a shell script as follows which calls another gnuplot script .

datagen.sh
Code:
#!/bin/ksh

gnuplot plot_I.plt

In the above file I am calling another file called plot_I.plt which reside in the same directory
Now my problem is I dont want to call that file instead of I want to merge that file plot_I.plt to datagen.sh and delete that file plot_I.plt

plot_I.plt
Code:
#!/usr/local/bin/gnuplot -persist

reset
set xrange[0:10400]
set x2range[0:2600]
plot "I_indat.txt" ax x2y1 with lines, "I_outplot" with lines
pause -1

Code:







I know there is command in unix to input a file like 

command << EOF

EOF . But never used it . Please help how to input redirection using the above command or anything beside this..



I tried something like this but wont get sucess..

 


Code:



 gnuplot <<EOF
#!/usr/local/bin/gnuplot -persist
reset
set xrange[0:10400]
set x2range[0:2600]
plot "I_indat.txt" ax x2y1 with lines, "I_outplot" with lines
pause -1
EOF`








I am sure I am wrong with my code , please help ..

Thanks in advance..

user_prady







        
          
            

                

                
                    
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