On 10 Sep 2016, at 13:28, Joseph Reagle wrote:
Hi, I love QS but I have one thing that annoys me. I've added
$HOME/bin to
my catalog so I can quickly invoke some shell scripts. However, they
aren't
interactive and just launch a java and a python app (in subfolders,
and
need some paths set up). I don't need them to run .bash_profile or
.bashrc.
In fact, doing so slows things down as they run keychain and ssh-add,
which
takes a second or two.
When I invoke one of these scripts, a new tab opens in iTerm2, I see
it run
.bashrc before running my script, which slows things down. Granted,
it's
easy to be confused about sh, bash (interactive and login), iTerm2,
and QS,
but I think I've eliminated the first two, leaving me with a question:
how
can I invoke a script without bashrc being invoked.
ird:~$ cat bin/zim
#!/bin/bash
/usr/local/bin/python $HOME/bin/zim-0.65/zim.py &
Try using the “Run […]” action. (The arguments in the third pane
are optional.) From glancing at the code, I think that one runs the
command outside a shell.
That will just return the text (if any) to QS, which I think it what you
want since you said it’s not interactive.
If you actually want the thing in a Terminal window, but without the
shell, you might need to create new profile that runs the command
without your shell, then tell QS to open that profile. (I know this is
possible with Terminal anyway. Not sure about iTerm.)
--
Rob McBroom
http://www.skurfer.com/
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