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Can scripts be shared between Xmfg versions for Windows, Solaris, and Linux?

April 26, 2017linux scripts Shared Solaris versions Windows

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Can scripts be shared between Xmfg versions for Windows, Solaris, and Linux?

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A12: Yes, the script engine is virtually identical between all of the platforms. Minor discrepancies in implementation may exist. One of the few instances where you will have to be careful would be absolute path names. On Windows it would be typical to save a file to C:\\temp for example… the same script run on Linux would need to reference it as /tmp. Referring to relative pathways (./subdir/filename.txt) should always be safe.