Save every command typed in a Sherpa session to a file.
script([filename="sherpa.log", clobber=False])
The script function saves every command typed in a
Sherpa session to the file specified in
the 'filename' argument; by default, the file "sherpa.log" is
used. If the file already exists in the current working
directory, it can be clobbered by setting the
'clobber' argument to
True
.
-
filename - the name of the file to write;
default = sherpa.log
-
clobber - Boolean to specify if existing
'filename' should be overwritten;
default = False
sherpa> script("sherpa_session1.log", clobber=False)
This command will record *everything* typed at the command
line in a Sherpa session to the file "sherpa_session1.log", unless
this filename already exists in the current working
directory.
Setting
clobber=True
overwrites "sherpa_session1.log":
sherpa> script("sherpa_session1.log")
IOError: script file sherpa_session1.log exists and clobber is not set.
sherpa> script("sherpa_session1.log", True)
When issued with no arguments, the 'script' command writes
to "sherpa.log"; clobber is turned off by default.
sherpa> script()
sherpa> script()
IOError: script file sherpa.log exists and clobber is not set.
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