Dear all, I want to create a bash script to run some experiments, but I dont know how to retrieve the answer. I will give one example: I created the test.ecl which contains the following rule: test(exit) :- writeln(writing). Inside the eclipse, if I run test(X), I get: [eclipse 4]: test(X). writing X = exit Yes (0.00s cpu) But when I try the rule in command line i get: [udias_at_...149... models]$ eclipse -b teste.ecl -e "teste(X)." writing [udias_at_...149... models]$ I receive only the the exit for the write command. Anyone knows how I could receive the cpu time and the rule output? Thank you in advanceReceived on Sun Oct 19 2008 - 15:23:08 CEST
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