RE: Solved: avoid "continue" prompt when simulation is completed by specific trnsys call

["Chris Bales" <cba@xxxxx>]

A further addition to this discussion.

In Windows NT, but not Win 95 or Win98,it is possible to set the priority of
the program started using the start command, ie how much it grabs of the
computers resources. If you are working on other things at the same time it
is useful to set this to low.

IN NT you can either do it manually throught the task manager/processes -
click with right mouse button on trnsys32.exe and choose low priority, or
when starting from a batch file (or another program) use the /LOW option for
start as below. /HIGH gives a high priority. The default is normal.

start /w /LOW \trnwin\trnsys32.exe example.dck /N

Chris Bales

> -----Original Message-----
> From: owner-trnsys@relay.doit.wisc.edu
> [mailto:owner-trnsys@relay.doit.wisc.edu]On Behalf Of Peter Vogelsanger
> Sent: Wednesday, June 13, 2001 11:01 PM
> To: trnsys@relay.doit.wisc.edu
> Subject: Re: Solved: avoid "continue" prompt when simulation is
> completed by specific trnsys call
>
>
> TRNSYS specialists
>
> Thanks for responding to my inquiry. The command with /N works well, but
> the online viewer, type 65, has to be switched off or removed from the
> deck. Besides the answer from Chis Bales I have had another input from
> Richard Heimrath, which might be useful for those wanting to run a
> series or trnsys simulations sequentially by using a batch file (which I
> do not): Use e.g.:
>
> start /w trnsys32.exe example.dck /N
>
> according to him the /w  indicates that the the system shall wait for
> the process to be completed before proceeding to the next line.
>
> Peter