Re: Beginner's scripting Terminal questions
Re: Beginner's scripting Terminal questions
- Subject: Re: Beginner's scripting Terminal questions
- From: Gnarlodious <email@hidden>
- Date: Tue, 01 Mar 2005 11:58:09 -0700
Entity Jamie Kahn Genet spoke thus:
> I don't get the full set of info in
> the title bar either way and I lose transparency in the Terminal window
> that opens. Can someone please tell me if there's a way to get my
> desired results?
Terminal scripting is a little funky. Your best bet is to skip it and make
some custom *.term files. You can do some pretty cool tricks with them. As
XML files remember they inherit all missing elements from the Terminal
Window Class. Put another way, any explicit declaration in a *.term file
overrides the default Terminal.
This means you can open your saved .term file and edit it in a UNIX editor.
You can delete all XML that you want general control over in "Window
Settings" and just customize individual elements such as ExecutionString,
TextColors or CustomTitle. Put your *.term files in
~/Library/Application\ Support/Terminal
And launch them with an Applescript.
-- Gnarlie
The first lemming to lead his peers off the cliff is a bold and decisive
leader
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