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Hey, before anything, thank you for your project!
I use terminator and one way to make it open under a folder is to run as terminator --working-directory=/path/to/dir. However, dmenu-extended pass the dir as a last fixed argument:
and that space before opening quotes is preventing concatenation with my filebrowser config "filebrowser": "terminator --working-directory="
I thought about making a script to receive the arguments and then call terminator. Do you have any other suggestion about how can I make this work without an additional script?
Thank you!
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Hi rodrigomideac,
Thanks for creating an issue and I'm so sorry it has taken me so long to respond!
After looking into this I think the best option long-term is for the "fileopener": "xdg-open" to be formatted as a substitution. This will require a modification to dmenu-extended.
In the short term, a bash script that takes a path argument and reformats the command to have the --working-directory= argument would be the quickest way to get things working.
Reorking the execution of fileopener, filebrowser, webbrowser and terminal calls to be formatted as substitutions is likely to break backwards compatibility. So, before that happens I need to implement a proper versioning scheme.
Hey, before anything, thank you for your project!
I use terminator and one way to make it open under a folder is to run as
terminator --working-directory=/path/to/dir
. However, dmenu-extended pass the dir as a last fixed argument:self.execute(self.prefs['filebrowser'] + ' "' + path + '"')
and that space before opening quotes is preventing concatenation with my filebrowser config
"filebrowser": "terminator --working-directory="
I thought about making a script to receive the arguments and then call terminator. Do you have any other suggestion about how can I make this work without an additional script?
Thank you!
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: