On Sun, Oct 30, 2011 at 03:06, du yang wrote:
> Are the last one script?
> There is one space missing in it. the if condition should be like
>
> if [ -x $folder ];
>
> instead of
>
> if [ -x $folder];
>
> Is that your problem?
>
> The first one script looks having no problem on syntax after r
On Sunday 10/30/11 19:00:14 CST, Michael Graham wrote:
> I tried making the fix you suggested, but it still hasn’t workedi — I still
> can’t access the nested folders. I don’t get the previous error in printed
> in the terminal on exit, but I now get this:
>
> sh: line 0: [: too many argum
* Cameron Simpson [111029 17:51]:
>
> The script is (was) wrong. withstdin was actually a differently purposed
> script and did exhibit that behaviour.
>
> I have modified it. Invoke the new version like this:
>
> text/html; withstdin --keep --ext=.html open -a Chrome <%s
You D'Man Camer
On 30Oct2011 07:42, Tim Johnson wrote:
| * Cameron Simpson [111029 17:51]:
| > The script is (was) wrong. withstdin was actually a differently purposed
| > script and did exhibit that behaviour.
| >
| > I have modified it. Invoke the new version like this:
| >
| > text/html; withstdin --keep
=- Aaron Toponce wrote on Wed 26.Oct'11 at 20:04:04 -0600 -=
> I am using Mutt with two IMAP accounts: Google, and work. I have
> separate RC files for each account. With Google, I am using
> 'query_command' to query my Google Contacts with goobook(1). For
> work, I have setup an alias file, with
* Cameron Simpson [111030 13:12]:
>
> Should do. The open-an-app mechanism is the same.
>
> However, as written withstdin leaves the temp copy lying around (the
> --keep mode). For HTML this won't waste much disc space by video will
> quickly get wasteful. I intend adding a --keep=N option to ti
