othermark (![[info]](http://l-stat.livejournal.com/img/userinfo.gif){kind=small} othermark) wrote,@ 2005-11-30 17:20:00 |
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scripting up some tabs in kde's konsole app
The above shell script I have saved to a icon on my kde desktop. The icon properties run this in the command section:
/usr/local/bin/konsole --script -e ~/bin/bipcons.sh
Basically it opens a new tab for each entry in $SESSIONS, assigns the tab name to that entry ($A) and then runs a command on that entry as well. In this example, the remote console app (http://www.conserver.com). Of course that app could be anything, like ssh.
Very useful stuff. Took me a long time to dig up this information on the web, so I'm posting it here for posterity.
[root@moby bin]$ cat bipcons.sh #!/bin/sh SESSIONS=" d44 co-04 c62-29 co-02 co-05 d84-1 d84-2 " KONSOLE=`dcopclient $KONSOLE_DCOP` CURSESSION=$KONSOLE_DCOP_SESSION for A in $SESSIONS; do NEWSESSION=`dcop $KONSOLE konsole newSession $A` dcop $KONSOLE $NEWSESSION renameSession $A # your command here on the next line! dcop $KONSOLE $NEWSESSION sendSession "console $A" done dcop $CURSESSION closeSession
The above shell script I have saved to a icon on my kde desktop. The icon properties run this in the command section:
/usr/local/bin/konsole --script -e ~/bin/bipcons.sh
Basically it opens a new tab for each entry in $SESSIONS, assigns the tab name to that entry ($A) and then runs a command on that entry as well. In this example, the remote console app (http://www.conserver.com). Of course that app could be anything, like ssh.
Very useful stuff. Took me a long time to dig up this information on the web, so I'm posting it here for posterity.
