Run TUFLOW From a Batch-file: Difference between revisions
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Batch files can be easily setup so that they are more generic and easily customised when moving from one project to another. For example, in the below a variable, TUFLOWEXE, is used to define the path to the TUFLOW exe to be used, and a variable RUN is used to incorporate options such as the /wait so that the simulations run in series (one after the other).
<pre>set TUFLOWEXE="C:\TUFLOW\Releases\2020-10-AE\TUFLOW_iSP_w64.exe"
set RUN=start "TUFLOW" /wait "%TUFLOWEXE%" -b
%RUN% MR_H99_C25_Q100.tcf
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%RUN% MR_H99_C25_Q020.tcf</pre>
The advantage of using variables is if the path to the TUFLOW exe changes, or to run a different version of TUFLOW, it is just a simple change in the .bat file. In the above, note the use of quotes around %TUFLOWEXE% in the definition for the RUN variable – quotes are needed around file pathnames whenever they contain a space.
===Looping in a batch file===
If you have a large number of events to run using the event files a for loop can be used in a batch file. In this example we have 5 event magnitudes (-e1 input) and 5 event durations (-e2 input). The following batch file can be used to run all 25 simulations one after the other:
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