Using Cassys from command line with pyunitex

[zest]

Hello,

I have made a cascade that works very well ( when using it directly from Unitex ).

But i need to use it from command line. For this purpose i'm using the pyunitex library.

so i want to execute this command :

unitex.Cassys( " -a /home/rccc/unitex/French/Alphabet.txt -t /tmp/tmpaU9S6O.snt -l /home/rccc/unitex/French/Cassys/cascade_titre.csc -w /home/rccc/unitex/French/Dela/dela-fr-public.bin -qutf8-no-bom " )

Here are the messages i get from command line :

CasSys Cascade begins

Construct cascade concord

Concord File /tmp/tmpaU9S6O_snt/concord.ind successfully opened

error in reading when copy '' to '/tmp/tmpaU9S6O_csc.txt'

So Cassys is effectively running, the '/tmp/tmpaU9S6O_csc.txt' exists but after the concord file is created, it seems that Cassys return an empty string, although the cascade is working well from Unitex.

I know it's a very particular problem because i'm using Cassys from command line, thanks by advance for any comments.

Eric

[Nathalie Friburger]

Hello,

A possible problem when using unitex commands out of the interface is to forget that unitex creates (transparently) all the folders needed by the different command lines
including cassys ...
You can firstly check if you create all the folders needed for cassys (explained in the unitex manual) ...

Best regards
Nathalie

[eric.laporte]

Hello,

See also this thread by another command-line user of CasSys: https://groups.google.com/forum/#!topic/unitex-gramlab/T6GKzffs1KE

Best,

Eric Laporte