Re: Evaluation of a whole notebook from another one
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- Date: Sat, 4 Aug 2012 21:48:15 -0400 (EDT)
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Why don't you make Source.nb a package notebook? Either make it directly a Source.m notebook or make it automatically generate a Source.m notebook by changing Notebook Options, FileOptions, AutoGeneratedPackage to Automatic in the Option Inspector. You could put the notebook in a folder MySourcePackages in your personal Applications folder ($UserBaseDirectory/Applications) and then read in the package by <<MySourcePackages`Source`. David Park djmpark at comcast.net http://home.comcast.net/~djmpark/index.html From: Dr. Robert Kragler [mailto:kragler at hs-weingarten.de] Hi, I have a simple question: There is a nb-file, say "Source.nb", which is called and should be evaluated as a whole (containing several procedures in a group of input cells) from another nb-file, say "Application.nb" which needs these procedures for further calculations. Within "Application.nb" the notebook "Source.nb" is correctly opened and pops up by NotebookOpen["filepath\Source.nb"]. It is, of course, possible to evaluate the cell group manually but the idea is to do this automatically and then return after evaluation to the calling nb-file "Application.nb" and close "Source.nb" using NotebookClose["filepath\Source.nb"]. I miss a command such as NotebookEvaluate[...]. The commands EvaluationNotebook and SelectionEvaluate are not just doing what I want. Suggestions are appreciated. R. Kragler