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Re: Passing parameter to Unix commands and then executing
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Re: Passing parameter to Unix commands and then executing

  • Subject: Re: Passing parameter to Unix commands and then executing
  • From: garbanzito <email@hidden>
  • Date: Mon, 26 Nov 2001 11:45:02 -0700
at 2001 11 21, 14:30 -0500, they whom i call email@hidden wrote:
I have a need to pass 2 parameters to a unix command and then execute that
command via AppleScript. Can anyone tell me if this is technically possible?
I have seen an example on this list of passing "ls -l" to the terminal
window and getting results back, but I'd prefer the user to not see the
terminal window pop up on their screen. I'd like to do this invisibly if at
all possible.

all you need is the "Shell" command in this OSAX:

<http://www.vampiresoft.com/Products/MacOS/osxpoweraddos.html>

this is becoming an FAQ-type question...

--
steve harley email@hidden

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