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#MAKE A C FILE RUN OPEN IN TERMINAL FULL#
#MAKE A C FILE RUN OPEN IN TERMINAL PASSWORD#

#MAKE A C FILE RUN OPEN IN TERMINAL PASSWORD#

The value for $HOME, $USER, $SHELL, $PATH, $LOGNAME, and $MAIL are setĬording to the appropriate fields in the password entry. Find the input files directory in the testalldatatypes folder and copy all of its. P.P.S $SHELL probably will be the same as last section in /etc/passwd in line with your user. (read will wait for you to press Enter, sleep will just wait 5 seconds) If you just want not to close your terminal, you can do Exec=sh -c 'echo hello read'

If you will not add some command that waits for you to exit, a terminal emulator will just run your program and exit. First, it runs echo helloĪnd then, after the execution of this command, launches $SHELL.

#MAKE A C FILE RUN OPEN IN TERMINAL FULL#

In the above command, if you don’t mention full file path, chmod will look for file. Here is an example to make /home/ubuntu/test.sh file executable. The make command doesnt run your program it creates an executable that you can then run. The simplest way to make a file executable is to open terminal and run the chmod command with +x option, followed by your file path. Navigate to the folder or file you want to open (. make with no arguments uses a default target specified in the Makefile in your case its probably the same as make test. On windows, open a Command Prompt window, on MacOS, open a terminal window. make test should compile test.c to create test.

sh -c 'COMMAND' run the "sh" binary found in $PATH whichĮxecutes COMMAND (on many systems, sh is the symbolic link toīash, but for portability "sh" is prefered) Since test.c already exists, make test.c doesnt do anything.

Hey everyone, I have been working on some cpp projects lately and I have gotten into openframeworks which is a creative coding framework for cpp. Make file runs in Mingw terminal but not windows CMD. You need this line to run your script and launch a shell after it. Make file runs in Mingw terminal but not windows CMD. (Without DE, in plain WM there is a bug in xdg-open, and Terminal=true just ignored, see issue) In GNOME, it is gnome-terminal, in KDE, it is Konsole. Edit: as per Johnny Dramas comment below, if you want to be able to open files in a certain application, put -a followed by the applications name in quotes between open and the file. The chosen Terminal Emulator depends on your default applications settings and Desktop Environment. To open any file from the command line with the default application, just type open followed by the filename/path. As stated in desktop entry specification, Terminal=true tells the launcher to launch your script in a terminal window.