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On Linux, use the iris command to execute a routine or method from a shell and get the return value.
For more information, please refer to the document "About Instance Connections".
An example of a command is as follows.
iris terminal instname [arguments]The return value of a shell script can be specified using a special variable using the Terminate() method of the %SYSTEM.Process class when the process ends, rather than by specifying an argument in the QUIT or RETURN command that is specified when a routine or method ends. Use the method of returning a value to $?.
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