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Conference hydra::amiga_v1

Title:AMIGA NOTES
Notice:Join us in the *NEW* conference - HYDRA::AMIGA_V2
Moderator:HYDRA::MOORE
Created:Sat Apr 26 1986
Last Modified:Wed Feb 05 1992
Last Successful Update:Fri Jun 06 1997
Number of topics:5378
Total number of notes:38326

241.0. "Running Tools from Startup-Sequence" by AUTHOR::MACDONALD () Mon Jan 05 1987 11:38

    How can I call up a tool (Clock for instance) from s/startup-sequence
    and still get Workbench to load. Right now when I do it, I have
    to click off the Clock to get Workbench to come up. POPCLI does
    not seem to have this difficulty. Is it all in the code?
             
    Paul
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241.1ANT::SMCAFEESteve McAfeeMon Jan 05 1987 11:446
    
    Try "run clock".  The problem with this is that sometimes a cli
    which has spawned processes will not go away when you do an endcli.
    
    steve mcafee
    
241.2Clock runningHAZEL::MELLITZMon Jan 05 1987 13:205
    I've try that and notice that I can't get rid of the CLI. What
    I would like to do is have the Workbench come up and have the clock
    display program running. I haven't been totally successfull yet.
   
    ...Rich
241.3AUTHOR::MACDONALDMon Jan 05 1987 13:334
    re: .2  Exactly my problem .. POPCLI obviously fixes that problem
            since I run it out of startup-sequence without getting
            stuck in CLI.
            
241.4ANT::SMCAFEESteve McAfeeMon Jan 05 1987 13:4420
    How about this?
    
    1. Make file called cli-startup in your s directory.
       
    2. Place some commands you want done during startup in this file.
    
    3. In your startup do one of the following:
    
    	a.  run execute cli-startup
    
    	b.  newcli con:0/100/200/75/cli from cli-startup
    
    b. has the added attraction of leaving a cli up and running on your
    workbench.  I use b. and it works fine.  Do the newcli last (before
    endcli) in your startup-sequence or it slows things down as they
    both compete for df0:.  Remember if cli-startup does a "run clock" or
    "run popcli" then you won't be able to close the cli.  Doesn't bother
    me 'cause I like to keep one around.
              
    Steve McAfee