https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=377412
Wolfgang Bauer <wba...@tmo.at> changed:
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--- Comment #2 from Wolfgang Bauer <wba...@tmo.at> ---
(In reply to Michael from comment #0)
> When running Konsole with this command:
>
> $ konsole -e echo "foo" && sleep 3 && echo "bar" && sleep 3 && echo "closing"
>
> ... Konsole used to 1) create a new Konsole window, 2) execute the command
> string after -e, and 3) send the output to the new Konsole window.
I just tried that with konsole 4.14.3, and it doesn't do that either.
And actually I don't see how it could, and how this is a problem in konsole...
I think it's the shell that interprets '&&' *before* the command is called.
So in the end you actually run this:
$ konsole -e echo "foo"
$ sleep 3
$ echo "bar"
$ sleep 3
$ echo "closing"
And that's the behavior I see when trying that here, i.e. "bar" and "closing"
are printed in the original konsole window (if run in konsole).
And the first command does open a new konsole window but it closes immediately
again (so you might not see it at all), because the "--noclose" is missing.
Btw, the behavior is exactly the same if you use xterm instead of konsole in
the mentioned command.
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