>> Brgds,
>> Viktor
>
> If I run from command line :-
>
> [...@jackodesktop hash]$ hbmk2 ash.hbp -run
>
> then ash is built and runs, but it is in a terminal window labelled
> "hash:hbmk2"
>
> If I kill the hbmk2 process then the running ash process drops to a prompt,
> with ./ash still taking 25% cpu and showtime() still running, displaying the
> time (as it does in ash).
>
> It's the same with:
> [...@jackodesktop hash]$ hbmk2 ash.hbp -hbrun
>
> The launched process still depends on hbmk2.
> Is there a way to launch a new terminal window and run the process in that,
> so the launched app is truly independant ?
I don't know, but if someone gives me some hints,
it's very easy to implement in hbmk2. It already
works for win, darwin and os2.
For *nix it's AFAIK desktop dependent, and we should
also have a default version which is plain terminal
based.
Here is my code to do that, but I'd highly appreciate
if *nix experts would comment on it, before I add it
to Harbour:
---
IF ! Empty( GetEnv( "GNOME_DESKTOP_SESSION_ID" ) )
nResult := hb_run( "gnome-open " + cFileName )
ELSEIF ! Empty( GetEnv( "KDEDIR" ) )
nResult := hb_run( "kfmclient exec " + cFileName )
ELSE
nResult := hb_run( cFileName )
ENDIF
---
Brgds,
Viktor
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