You will have to tell us what front end you are using,
and EXACTLY what errors you receive.
I am using xmaxima, and have no problems.
you should probably use the form
batch("c:/session.mac");
since the \ seems to not work.
also, as I said in other mail, use %th() to refer
to previous expressions by position rather than label name.
RJF
Peter Ulrich Kruppa wrote:
>On Sun, 9 Nov 2003, Richard Fateman wrote:
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>>your batch files should not refer to the line numbers this way.
>>If you only refer to the previous line by %, then you are safer.
>>or use explicit assignment e.g. part1: 5+3;
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>>try putting in a file called c:\session1.bat
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>>writefile("c:\session1.output");
>>5+3;
>>%-3;
>>%*2;
>>closefile();
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>This was, what I thought should be done. But with
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>>load("c:\session.bat") ;
>>batch("c:\session.bat");
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>I receive errors. Maxima doesn't know what to do with the (c1),
>(d1),etc... prompts.
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>Please also see David Billinhurst's mail.
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