STARTING MODULES FROM THE COMMAND LINE

It is possible to start the modules directly at the command prompt:  

ViewGen, FileGen, WizGen

All the modules, except transgen use a command of the form:

% <module name> <project> <project directory>

Where <project name> is the basename of the PROJECT.TGDATA file.
           <project directory> is the directory containing the PROJECT.TGDATA file
           <session file>    is the name of a saved session file

i.e.:

% filegen <project name> <project directory>
% wizgen <project name> <project directory>
% viewgen <project name> <project directory>
% viewgen <project name> <project directory> <session file>

For example:

% filegen ANDY /disk1/TransGen_Data

One situation where this may be required is when ViewGen is used without graphical output to calculate fault properties for a number of stochastic realisations in a batch job.

TransGen

The TransGen control bar can be started by either:

% transgen

or by taking a path and project as a parameter in the form:

% transgen <project directory>/<project>.TGDATA

which starts TransGen and loads the project specified into the control bar.

e.g.

% transgen /disk1/TransGen_Data/ANDY.TGDATA