Hello

I'm switching from Windows OS to Mac OS and I'm having some trouble using the CPLEX interactive Optimizer. In particular:

1. what is the command to interrupt an optimization (Ctrl+C on Windows) ?
2. On Windows, using the arrow Up / Down would allow me to replay a past command, what is the equivalent on Mac OS ? 
3. On Windows, using Left or Right Arrow would help me navigate in the current command line, which can be very long but allows one to only change a few characters instead of retyping a new command. Using these keys on Mac OS only generate weird characters

Do you know if there is a related documentation about CPLEX interactive on Mac OS ? 

Thanks 

David

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David Gravot
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Actually, Ctrl + C is actually working well on Mac OS.

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David Gravot
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Original Message:
Sent: Mon November 09, 2020 04:29 PM
From: David Gravot
Subject: Mac OS and CPLEX interactive

Hello

I'm switching from Windows OS to Mac OS and I'm having some trouble using the CPLEX interactive Optimizer. In particular:

1. what is the command to interrupt an optimization (Ctrl+C on Windows) ?
2. On Windows, using the arrow Up / Down would allow me to replay a past command, what is the equivalent on Mac OS ? 
3. On Windows, using Left or Right Arrow would help me navigate in the current command line, which can be very long but allows one to only change a few characters instead of retyping a new command. Using these keys on Mac OS only generate weird characters

Do you know if there is a related documentation about CPLEX interactive on Mac OS ? 

Thanks 

David

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David Gravot
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#DecisionOptimization

Hi David,
You may be interested in this answer.
You can easily install rlwrap on Mac OSX by doing 'brew install rlwrap'.
Philippe

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Philippe Laborie
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Original Message:
Sent: Mon November 09, 2020 04:29 PM
From: David Gravot
Subject: Mac OS and CPLEX interactive

Hello

I'm switching from Windows OS to Mac OS and I'm having some trouble using the CPLEX interactive Optimizer. In particular:

1. what is the command to interrupt an optimization (Ctrl+C on Windows) ?
2. On Windows, using the arrow Up / Down would allow me to replay a past command, what is the equivalent on Mac OS ? 
3. On Windows, using Left or Right Arrow would help me navigate in the current command line, which can be very long but allows one to only change a few characters instead of retyping a new command. Using these keys on Mac OS only generate weird characters

Do you know if there is a related documentation about CPLEX interactive on Mac OS ? 

Thanks 

David

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David Gravot
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#DecisionOptimization

Thanks Philippe, I'll give a try !

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David Gravot
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Original Message:
Sent: Tue November 10, 2020 04:54 AM
From: Philippe Laborie
Subject: Mac OS and CPLEX interactive

Hi David,
You may be interested in this answer.
You can easily install rlwrap on Mac OSX by doing 'brew install rlwrap'.
Philippe

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Philippe Laborie

Original Message:
Sent: Mon November 09, 2020 04:29 PM
From: David Gravot
Subject: Mac OS and CPLEX interactive

Hello

I'm switching from Windows OS to Mac OS and I'm having some trouble using the CPLEX interactive Optimizer. In particular:

1. what is the command to interrupt an optimization (Ctrl+C on Windows) ?
2. On Windows, using the arrow Up / Down would allow me to replay a past command, what is the equivalent on Mac OS ? 
3. On Windows, using Left or Right Arrow would help me navigate in the current command line, which can be very long but allows one to only change a few characters instead of retyping a new command. Using these keys on Mac OS only generate weird characters

Do you know if there is a related documentation about CPLEX interactive on Mac OS ? 

Thanks 

David

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David Gravot
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#DecisionOptimization