[crevoise]

Hello

It might seem a silly question. I wish to load some user defined udf library and to make this procedure automatic by scheme command, saved in a .scm file.

1) Within the Fluent interface, the library loading is done normally by: Define>User-defined>function>manage.

2) In the fluent environment, the following scheme command do the loading of the library:
(ti-open-udf-library)load libudf

3)However, I wish to save this procedure into a .scm file, to be opened via file>read>scheme
When executing the .scm file, fluent is stoping after the first command (ti-open-udf-library) and request to give the answer to load/unload/compile. This is not really what i was looking for, as the aim was not to have to interact.

My question is: why, while reading the .scm file, fluent is stopping at the first scheme command (while it does not if I am writing it directly on the fluent window, and access the load command by itself)
Does anyone knows how to overcome this issue?

Thanks for any help

[rarnaunot]

Hi!

I have almost the same problem. How do you solve that?

I've been thinking to use DEFINE_EXECUTE_ON_LOADING or EXECUTE_ON_LOADING but I don't know the difference

Thanks in advance

[pakk]

For me, the following works:

(open-udf-library "libudf")

Assuming that "libudf" is already compiled.

[rarnaunot]

Originally Posted by pakk

For me, the following works:

(open-udf-library "libudf")

Assuming that "libudf" is already compiled.

Thanks!

I'll tried it! I found that more effective that trying another UDF with execute on loading or another macros.