Dynamo console - Revision history

Daniel Castaño: /* Graphical Console */

2017-09-12T18:59:51Z

Graphical Console

2016-11-18T12:38:47Z

Starting a console session

2016-11-18T12:37:59Z

Graphical Console

2016-11-18T12:34:50Z

2016-05-02T09:49:58Z

Starting a console session

2016-05-02T09:49:25Z

Starting a console session

2016-05-02T09:49:09Z

2016-04-29T16:40:10Z

2016-04-29T16:38:24Z

Activating the console

2016-04-29T16:29:01Z

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 == Graphical Console ==
-It is possible to create a graphic console independent from a linux shell
+It is possible ( although not avidsed) to create a graphic console independent from a linux shell
 <tt>
 dynamo x &
 </tt>
-In ''Dynamo'' versions compiled against R2016b, the graphic terminal is necessary in order to run any command that produces GUIs or any other graphic output.
+In older  ''Dynamo'' versions compiled against R2016b, the graphic terminal is necessary in order to run any command that produces GUIs or any other graphic output.
 [[File:dynamo_graphical_console.png|thumb|center|600px| A  ''Dynamo'' graphical console opened with <tt>dynamo x </tt>]]

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 </tt>
-[[File:dynamo_console.png|thumb|center|600px| Opening the ''Dynamo'' console with <tt>dynamo</tt>]]
+[[File:dynamo_console.png|thumb|center|600px| Opening the ''Dynamo'' console inside a linux shell with the command <tt>dynamo</tt>]]
 ==Command Syntax==

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	In ''Dynamo'' versions compiled against R2016b, the graphic terminal is necessary in order to run any command that produces GUIs or any other graphic output.		In ''Dynamo'' versions compiled against R2016b, the graphic terminal is necessary in order to run any command that produces GUIs or any other graphic output.

−	[[File:dynamo_graphical_console.png\|thumb\|center\|600px\| ~~Opening a~~ ''Dynamo'' graphical console with <tt>dynamo x </tt>]]	+	[[File:dynamo_graphical_console.png\|thumb\|center\|600px\| A ''Dynamo'' graphical console opened with <tt>dynamo x </tt>]]

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 <tt>
-dynamo x
+dynamo
 </tt>
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 </tt>
-[[File:dynamo_console.png|thumb|center|600px| Opening the ''Dynamo'' console with <tt>dynamo x</tt>]]
+[[File:dynamo_console.png|thumb|center|600px| Opening the ''Dynamo'' console with <tt>dynamo</tt>]]
 ==Command Syntax==
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 To leave a console type {{t|exit}}. Bear in mind that will loose all variables stored in the workspace.
 Also: pressing CTRL+C in a console session will not interrupt a ''Dynamo'' process running inside the console, but it will stop the console itself (as process running inside the Linux shell!)

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 </tt>
-[[File:dynamo_console.png|thumb|center|500px| Opening the ''Dynamo'' console with <tt>dynamo x</tt>]]
+[[File:dynamo_console.png|thumb|center|600px| Opening the ''Dynamo'' console with <tt>dynamo x</tt>]]
 ==Command Syntax==

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 Dynamo >>
 </tt>
 ==Command Syntax==

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		+	{{DISPLAYTITLE:''Dynamo'' console}}
		+	[[Category:Standalone]]
		+
	The ''Dynamo'' console is a device that substitutes the [[Dynamo Matlab version\|Matlab command line]] when you are using an [[standalone]] version of ''Dynamo''.		The ''Dynamo'' console is a device that substitutes the [[Dynamo Matlab version\|Matlab command line]] when you are using an [[standalone]] version of ''Dynamo''.

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 ==Activating the console==
-The console can be invoked in a Linux shell that has been [[standalone#Activating the standalone|activated]] to work with the [[standalone]] version. In such a shell, you can write
+The console can be invoked in a Linux shell that has been [[standalone#Activating the standalone|activated]] to work with the [[standalone]] version.
 <tt>
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 </tt>
-and after some more or less long waiting, you will get a console with the prompt:
+and after some more or less long waiting (see above), you will get a console with the prompt:
 <tt>
 Dynamo >>
 </tt>
 This console has almost the same syntax as the ''Dynamo'' matlab commands. Most usual commands can be passed without special adaption, for instance the commands that we input in the Matlab prompt as:
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 <tt>
->> \mbimg.show(rand(64,64));
+Dynamo >> \mbimg.show(rand(64,64));
 </tt>