Determine success or failure of a graph from shell script

texlnghorn

• October 31, 2008 00:00

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I am running the clover shell script within a driver shell script. I am processing a sequence of graphs in my driver script. I am logging the clover output to a log file by redirecting the stdout to a log file i.e. >>. In my shell script, I want to print out the success or failure of a graph and then stop my driver if a graph fails. I assumed that the clover script would return a success or error code but it does not. How can I determine the success or failure of a graph.

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  jurban

  • October 31, 2008 16:26

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  Hi,
  which version of Clover are you using? It should return a success or error code, more specifically:
  
  0 - OK
  -1 - ERROR
  -2 - ABORTED
  
  Jaro
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  jus

  • August 01, 2012 20:53

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  Hi there,
  
  Is there a way to return "success" messages to the caller? something like the raiseError() function?
  Right now I am calling raiseError() with custom messages and then check ERROR_MESSAGE when the graph finishes.
  But this is only for error conditions. How can I do this for success situations?
  
  Thanks!
  Jus

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