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Associate X11 applications with filename extensions
ok, i finally got this hint to work with a tcsh script and dropscript. still can't figure out why i couldn't get it to work under sh.
Associate X11 applications with filename extensions
> you can insert the fancier if-x11-running test mentioned
Associate X11 applications with filename extensions
Did you ever figure out what is wrong here? I am having a similar problem with Dropgv. it will work for one file, but when I set it to open all .ps files with Dropgv, it will not work.
Associate X11 applications with filename extensions
bummer...i'm getting the same error)-: any clues?
Associate X11 applications with filename extensions
oops, i didn't save my script as unix...the mac line endings rilly fsckup bash, although u'd never guess from the error msgs:-P
Associate X11 applications with filename extensions
How exactly are you specifying the environment variables in /bin/sh ? sh and tcsh have different requirements. You can add this to your script after the variables are set to troubleshoot it...
Then look in env_test.txt to see if the variables are actually being set or not after running the script from the command line.
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