Hi
Version:
From Debian SID
> bash --version
GNU bash, version 3.00.16(1)-release (i386-pc-linux-gnu)
As it seems it is not possible to append multiple command to the
"history", only replace the last command.
I also tried to import a "dummy"-history before each "history -s" (to
have "dummy" replaced), but "history -n
<dummy-file_containing_a_single_dummy_entry_NOT_already_present_in_history>
", but the "history -n" did nothing.
Background:
Since about half-year/year it is possible in "konsole"s from KDE to read
out the name of the session. So i named all my konsole-sessions and
saved the whole KDE-session, so that i get a ton of konsoles when KDE
starts.
With the following in "$HOME/.profile":
- snip -
NAME=""
if [ "$KONSOLE_DCOP_SESSION" != "" ]; then
KON=`echo $KONSOLE_DCOP_SESSION | cut -d \( -f2 | cut -d , -f1`
if [ "$KON" != "" ]; then
SES=`echo $KONSOLE_DCOP_SESSION | cut -d , -f2 | cut -d \) -f1`
if [ "$SES" != "" ]; then
NAME=`dcop $KON $SES sessionName`
fi
fi
fi
- snip -
i get the name of the session and with that name i can do a
- snip -
case "$NAME" in
"whatever")
do something
;;
"something else")
do another thing
;;
...
...
...
esac
- snip -
to create a matching "environment" for the things i want to do with a
given session.
As the history-handling doesn't really work if you have dozens of bashes
i switched of history-saving and created a "default" history that is
used for all session.
The problem is now that i can exchange the last command with a "custom"
one via "history -s", but what i miss is to append e.g. 3 custom
commands to the history of a session.
Bis denn
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