On Wed, 30 Mar 2005 21:07:56 -0800, John Osborne wrote:
This is a question for any CodeWarrior users out there. When I launch
my application from CW, the Terminal app starts a new shell with the
specific Java command needed to launch app. However, I can't seem to
open a new Terminal window without launching my app. Any and all new
shells execute this java command--it's like Terminal is hardwired to
this one command. I can't seem to find anyway in Terminal or CW to turn
this behavior off. To get to a command line I have background my Java
app and then quit it. Any suggestions from the CW crowd(?) would be
appreciated.
John Osborne (oz)
Shoot. I had that happen to me once or twice long ago and can't
remember exactly what I did to fix it. I know I was using tcsh (I
think it was the default back then) and it might have been an older CW
or some different settings that made it launch in a manner that
sometimes got stuck like this. Anyway, you're not crazy, even though
this is obviously a very rare problem.
I can't remember what the trouble was, but you should check a few
things:
Look in your "~/.cshrc" file for leftover reference to a CW temp script.
Make sure your Terminal app preferences specify the default login shell.
^^ Or change Terminal app preferences to use a specific shell (
/bin/tcsh ) in case the login shell entry is goofed.
What OS X and CW versions are you using? I don't think I've seen this
since 10.2 (maybe 10.1?) and I think a version ago for CW. Sorry I
can't remember the details at this point, if I do I'll certainly let
you know!
Erik
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