> There are free mail accounts that let you control your contents, so you
> are wrong: you have control over the footer with a free mail account.
Name one and I'll gladly switch to it. I don't think anybody likes ads.
> urxvt -e sh -c 'ls; exec sh'
Perfect. This one example 85% of my question.
> new urxvt::term
> $env, "urxvt",
> -e => "sh", -c => "ls; exec sh"
> ;
This, however, included in a Perl extension, doesn't work. See below:
#! perl
sub on_start
{
my ($self) = @_;
my $env = $self->env;
new urxvt::term
$env, "urxvt",
-e => "sh", -c => "ls; exec sh"
;
}
---
This opens three windows: one empty window (with cursor awaiting input),
and two more windows running 'sh', each of which lists
the current directory (and has a cursor awaiting input).
Once this is solved, the only remaining issue (I think) is
how to programmatically open new tabs and send a command to each.
I've tried 'require'-ing the "tabbed" and "tabbedex" extensions in order
to access their subroutines, but that doesn't work. So I wondered
if there was a more elegant (and functioning) way to do open a new tab
and send a command to it. As always, a quick one-line example is worth
at least a man page of circumlocution (or worse, Wikipedia links), so if
anyone has done something like this, it would be great to see exactly how
you made it work.
Thanks in advance!
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