Open LK script from command line

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DoctorJ
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01 Feb 2015 23:25 #3022 by DoctorJ

Open LK script from command line was created by DoctorJ

Hi!

Is there a convenient way to open an LK script along with an .sam file or, alternatively, just open an LK script from the command line (in which I can open the .sam file programmatically)?

Cheers!

J.

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Paul Gilman

02 Feb 2015 22:24 #3023 by Paul Gilman

Replied by Paul Gilman on topic Open LK script from command line

Hello,
Not exactly. It is possible to run SAM from the command line. For example, the following will start SAM and open a file named "test.sam" on your C drive:

c:\sam15.1.30\x64\sam.exe "c:test.sam"


It doesn't look like you can use the same technique to start SAM and run an LK script, and it is not possible to open and close SAM from an LK script.
The SAM software development kit (SDK) might be a better option for automating SAM simulations. It also uses the LK scripting languages, which makes transferring scripts you've written in SAM to the SDK easier than it could be.
Best regards,

Paul.

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