[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
It's probably doable with something likeIn a message dated 1/12/05 11:19:29 AM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
That works fine in Terminal, but Rev still waits for the command to finish. Quite stupid, really.
Under Windows, there is a "start" command that can be jury-rigged to do this. Not sure how to handle it under OS X/*nix (believe me, I've been trying to figure that one out too).
Hmmmm, there's just got to be a way around this - - - - how about some sort of unix "start this command 2 seconds from now" type of call, where you'd get the control back in Rev immediately. Is there such a thing?
create a shell file (mine.sh)
put into it the command you want to run (i.e. mycommand & - note the & to make this a background task)
execute shell(mine.sh)
Sorry - been too many years since I last did it, and I don't have a Unix system to play on - but I have a couple of brain cells left that remember doing some variant of this
-- Alex..
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