MarkW
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A question.
I'm trying to fine tune R.pnd. As part of the run.sh script to launch R, I now generate a PND_post_script.sh file, whose function is to unmount another pnd (java.pnd as it happens) - if I mounted it. I need to do it this way, as I don't know where java.pnd is - until the the main pnd is run and I can therefore be sure of the location. The trouble is, PND_post_script.sh seems to be executed whilst its associated "parent" pnd is still in use - in other words, prior to its termination which seems to contradict the PND:FAQ. Am I missing something, or is this document incorrect - or is this a known issue? If this is a bug or misunderstanding on my part, my only other option would seem to be to use find - which seems a but heavyweight! Any thoughts or comments?
I'm trying to fine tune R.pnd. As part of the run.sh script to launch R, I now generate a PND_post_script.sh file, whose function is to unmount another pnd (java.pnd as it happens) - if I mounted it. I need to do it this way, as I don't know where java.pnd is - until the the main pnd is run and I can therefore be sure of the location. The trouble is, PND_post_script.sh seems to be executed whilst its associated "parent" pnd is still in use - in other words, prior to its termination which seems to contradict the PND:FAQ. Am I missing something, or is this document incorrect - or is this a known issue? If this is a bug or misunderstanding on my part, my only other option would seem to be to use find - which seems a but heavyweight! Any thoughts or comments?
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