No troubles with scripts themselves, but my computer runs basic scripts
so fast I can't see the output. So I was wondering is there a command I
can enter at the end of these scripts to slow them down or freeze the
results?
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ruby -e 'loop {|i| p i}' | less
On 08/28/2013 09:23 PM, Joseph Bershas wrote:
No troubles with scripts themselves, but my computer runs basic scripts
so fast I can't see the output. So I was wondering is there a command I
can enter at the end of these scripts to slow them down or freeze the
results?
Why don't you just scroll your terminal window?
On Wed, Aug 28, 2013 at 9:23 PM, Joseph Bershas <lists@ruby-forum.com> wrote:
No troubles with scripts themselves, but my computer runs basic scripts
so fast I can't see the output. So I was wondering is there a command I
can enter at the end of these scripts to slow them down or freeze the
results?
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You could put a 'gets' at the end of your script, which would make it
wait for enter to be pressed.
You could run them in a terminal too, but I suppose you just want to
double-click them?
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If you're only expecting simple output then a "gets" command at the end
works fine.
If you want more voluble output that you can copy and paste easily; then
why not output to a text file, and spawn a text editor which opens the
text file at the end of the script?
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Thank you for the gets and lately my computer runs two terminals when I
run a script then closes the second once it's finished, I'm guessing
thats a settings issue.
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