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mortensorensen
commented on June 5, 2024
What's the output of echo $(find $QHOME -name q -type f)?
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danielkrizian
commented on June 5, 2024
Empty line:
MINGW64 /f/gdrive/q/poetiq (master)
$ echo $(find $QHOME -name q -type f)
MINGW64 /f/gdrive/q/poetiq (master)
$
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danielkrizian
commented on June 5, 2024
Seems like -type f is the culprit @mortensorensen :
MINGW64 /f/gdrive/q/poetiq (master)
$ find $QHOME -name q -type f
MINGW64 /f/gdrive/q/poetiq (master)
$ find $QHOME -name q
F:\gdrive\q
F:\gdrive\q/code.kx.com/contrib/contrib/cskelton/studio/src/org/netbeans/editor/ext/q
F:\gdrive\q/code.kx.com/contrib/contrib/sagrawal/lcs/q
F:\gdrive\q/wikis/qwikis/kx.com/q
F:\gdrive\q/wikis/qwikis/www.kx.com/q
MINGW64 /f/gdrive/q/poetiq (master)
$ find $QHOME -name f
MINGW64 /f/gdrive/q/poetiq (master)
$
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mortensorensen
commented on June 5, 2024
Wonder if it's because your q binary is called q.exe? Is your q.exe not in QHOME? Or do you call it QPATH? f means file so it should be fine
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danielkrizian
commented on June 5, 2024
Note my q.exe is under $QHOME/w32/q.exe and there is also $QHOME/q.bat
MINGW64 /f/gdrive/q/w32
$ $QPATH
bash: F:\gdrive\q\lib: Is a directory
MINGW64 /f/gdrive/q/w32
$ $QHOME
bash: F:\gdrive\q: Is a directory
MINGW64 /f/gdrive/q/w32
$ dir
bashrc.cmd odbc.dll q.exe
MINGW64 /f/gdrive/q/w32
$
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mortensorensen
commented on June 5, 2024
The obvious choice is just to take alias q but aliases only work with interactive shells and not when called with nohup (processes remain open after shell is closed - used in production environment).
I have tested this on my PC laptop and it seems to work although not bulletproof:
echo $(find $QHOME -path "*[w|m|l]??/q*" -type f)
Would like to come up with a more robust regex but Bash isn't playing nice.
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danielkrizian
commented on June 5, 2024
I broke it by coincidentally having qq.q file in the search path :)
MINGW64 /f/gdrive/q/poetiq (master)
$ echo $(find $QHOME -path "*[w|m|l]??/q*" -type f)
F:\gdrive\q/code.kx.com/contrib/contrib/azholos/qq/qq.q F:\gdrive\q/code.kx.com/contrib/contrib/azholos/qq/README.txt F:\gdrive\q/code.kx.com/contrib/contrib/azholos/qq/test/compile.q F:\gdrive\q/code.kx.com/contrib/contrib/azholos/qq/test/self.q F:\gdrive\q/code.kx.com/contrib/contrib/azholos/qq/te
...
MINGW64 /f/gdrive/q/poetiq (master)
$ source bin/control.sh
MINGW64 /f/gdrive/q/poetiq (master)
$ startp discovery discovery1--debug --args -new_console:nc:t:'discovery'
2016.10.16T07:55:55.903 |INFO| usr/bin/bash[11548] | - Starting process <discovery discovery1--debug> in the background
bash: F:gdriveq/code.kx.com/contrib/contrib/azholos/qq/qq.q: No such file or directory
MINGW64 /f/gdrive/q/poetiq (master)
$ echo $QBIN
F:\gdrive\q/code.kx.com/contrib/contrib/azholos/qq/qq.q
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mortensorensen
commented on June 5, 2024
Ok in lack of a prettier solution :)
case "$(uname -s)" in
Darwin*|Linux*) export QBIN=$(find $QHOME -path "*[m|l]??/q" -type f | head -n 1) ;;
CYGWIN*|MINGW32*|MSYS*) export QBIN=$(find $QHOME -path "*w??/q.exe" -type f | head -n 1) ;;
esac
Otherwise, could you let me know what it would take for find to find your q.exe file? Thanks
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danielkrizian
commented on June 5, 2024
Unambiguous match on Windows (only) is:
MINGW64 /f/gdrive/q/poetiq (master)
$ find $QHOME -type f -name q.exe
F:\gdrive\q/w32/q.exe
Q executable across platforms seems to be either q or q.exe.
Rather than messing with non-Win's alias or Win's PATH, my inspiration suggests the solution:
MINGW64 /f/gdrive/q/poetiq (master)
$ find $QHOME -type f \( -name q.exe -or -name q \)
F:\gdrive\q/w32/q.exe
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mortensorensen
commented on June 5, 2024
Cool, was not aware of that method. Thx
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