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Batch file operations
| n | Mechanica identifies any SIG file with the word "batch" in its filename as a legitimate batch file. |
Example: YourBatchFile.sig
| n | A batch file is nothing more than a list of processing instructions for Mechanica to execute. |
| n | Mechanica processes batch files line-by-line. |
| n | There can only be one statement per line. |
| n | Comments may Not appear on the same line as a command. |
| n | Unlike SIG and SIZ code Mechanica does not check Syntax in batch operations. |
| n | Among the instructions that can appear in a batch file are paths, as well as SIG filenames and SIZ filenames. So if Mechanica sees the file C:\SwingSystem\MyFavorite.sig within a batch file, it knows to execute this sig file. |
| n | Unless the path is specified, files called from within a batch.sig file are assumed to reside in the path where Mechanica's support files are installed. Usually: |
\My Documents\Mechanica.
See also:
Introduction to batch files
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