On May 30, 12:58 pm, "Robert Fourer" <
4...@...> wrote:
> There are builtin functions time and ctime:
>
Thank you for your answer. I used ctime() for that specific case. But
I often feel the need to pass output of a shell command into an AMPL
parameter. Is that possible?
I am aware that environment variables set in shell before AMPL is
invoked can be reached within AMPL. Is it possible to do that during
AMPL runtime, as well?
I thought I had sent this e-mail earlier. I am sorry if you have
received it twice.
thanks, \\Guney
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