>>On Wednesday 25 April 2007 09:40, Vince Oliver wrote:
>> I would like to put a function into .bashrc file that would open a
>> new Konsole in SUSE10.2 and cd into the result of the pwd command.
>> Something like:
>>
>> pwdinnk() {
>> p=`pwd`
>> echo $p
>> `dcop $KONSOLE_DCOP newSession`
>> cd $p
>> }
>> Everything works except it does not change the directory. `cd $p`
>> does not work nither. Do you have some tips?
>Given the indirectness of using DCOP to launch a new Konsole or create a
>new Konsole tab, I think the best you're going to be able to do is set
>up something in your .bashrc that looks for a file
I'm not sure if this is helpful or not, because I don't know what Vince is
really trying to do, or if he *has* to use DCOP.
But if this helps any, I came across this the other day on accident:
kfmclient --commands
You can do a rather fascinating number of things through kfmclient, including
opening a new tab in an existing Konqeror window.
kfmclient newTab 'url'
kfmclient exec .
Single quotes work as well as ticks ( ' ), he could do something like:
kfmclient newTab "$p"
I have almost no idea what kfmclient is or how it is supposed to be used, but
it doesn't seem to cause any harm. Maybe it would work for Vince.
JW
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