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You can run the Doris software by making an input file as described in
this user's manual. For full functionality, make sure that
getorb/ghostview/gmt are in your path (add them in your
$home/.cshrc
file or in the $home/.login
file).
The command line options for Doris are:
- doris -v
Return version number.
- doris -h [search pattern]
Return help for "search pattern". (Calls the shell script
helpdoris.)
- doris -q
Return random quote. (This option can be used to add random quotes
to your mail. Make an alias for e.g. elm or pine (mailprograms):
"alias elm 'doris -q > /.signature; elm'" Then, the next time elm
is called, it first creates a .signature file in your home
directory, which is appended to your mail message.)
- doris -c
Return copyright notice.
- doris inputfile
Run doris with the input specified in "inputfile" (defaults to
"inputoptionsfile").
For convenience we have developed a simple csh-script (named "run" in
the BIN directory) that can generate a template input for you and
that works as a shell for the actual processing.
You can run the Doris software by (for example, I assume you know the
vi editor):
- Make a directory: mkdir /data/kampes/Testdoris
Go to that directory: cd /data/kampes/Testdoris
- Copy the run file for editing: cp /home/Doris/BIN/run .
Edit the run file, for bin directories, and remarks: vi run
Take a look at the help: run -h Generate input templates: run -g
- Edit the generated input file: run -e1
Run the first step: run -s1
- View output stout: run -v1
View output result file: run -r1
View output logfile: run -r4
- Process next step: run -e2; run -s2; run -v2; etc.
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2009-04-14