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Calling External Programs
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Low-Level System Optimization
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Run
Run
[
expr
1
,
expr
2
,
...
]
generates the printed form of the expressions
expr
i
, separated by spaces, and runs it as an external operating system command.
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Run
prints the
expr
i
in
InputForm
format.
Run
returns an integer which corresponds, when possible, to the exit code for the command returned by the operating system.
The command executed by
Run
cannot usually require interactive input. On most computer systems, it can, however, generate textual output.
You can enter the input line
!
command
to execute an external command.
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(1)
Run a standalone
Mathematica
kernel, putting the result of a command in a temporary file:
In[1]:=
Out[1]=
The command exited without an error code:
In[2]:=
Out[2]=
Show the contents of the file:
In[3]:=
Delete the file:
In[4]:=
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