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Startup process graph [solved] 15 years 9 months ago #264

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Hello,

How can I set a default graph to be loaded when the .xtt_start script is executed on a rt machine?

Note: found out that on Ubuntu 8.04 the default .xtt_start script must be edited to work properly. Change the first line from #!/bin/sh to #!/bin/bash

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Re:Startup process graph 15 years 9 months ago #265

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Hi,

You can create a startup script for rt_xtt.

This is named xtt_setup.rtt_com and placed in the login directory.
It is an xtt script ( see Help/Overview/Commands and Script for more info) and with this command in the script you open the graph for the XttGraph object nodes-mynode-mygraph when xtt is started:

open graph /object=nodes-mynode-mygraph

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Re:Startup process graph 15 years 9 months ago #266

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Hi,

Is the login directory the same as the home directory of the logged in user?

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Re:Startup process graph 15 years 9 months ago #267

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Hi,

The xtt setupfile is read from the current directory when you are starting rt_xtt, and when you start with and autostart at login, this is the home directory.

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