Re: widget.system Function

• Subject: Re: widget.system Function
• From: Andrew Hedges <email@hidden>
• Date: Fri, 23 Jun 2006 11:20:04 -0600
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Cheers,
-Andrew
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On Jun 23, 2006, at 10:04 AM, Jesse Almanrode - JA Computing wrote:

Ok. I am working on developing a widget which executes the following command

var commandLoc = widget.system("/usr/bin/which " +
someUnixCommand,null).outputstring //The someUnixCommand is a variable
set earlier in the script

My problem is this; The string returned from this command contains the
end of line character "\n" which completely messes up the string when
I try to execute the commandLoc string in a different instance of the
widget.system call.

Is there a way in JavaScript to evaluate this string and remove the
"/n" from the string returned in the widget.system call? I am sure
that there is some way to do it but I just cannot think of it off the
top of my head!

Thanks in advance.

--
Jesse Almanrode
Webmaster/Systems Administrator
www.jacomputing.net

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