$ mapping/taipower/pole2tm
bash: mapping/taipower/pole2tm: No such file or directory
Must be a bash bug! Proof:
$ ls -l mapping/taipower/pole2tm
-rwxr-xr-x 1 jidanni jidanni 11290 2012-06-19 mapping/taipower/pole2tm
But wait,
$ strace mapping/taipower/pole2tm
execve("mapping/taipower/pole2tm", [
On Nov 01 2019, Patrick Blesi wrote:
> The actual use case is taking a command from a Ruby script:
>
> https://github.com/braintree/runbook/blob/4a0f0770a8a2a7be135cf13ee435d981b5975a06/lib/runbook/helpers/tmux_helper.rb#L23
>
> `tmux send-keys -t #{target} #{_pager_escape_sequence} '#{command}' C
On 11/1/19 3:57 PM, Patrick Blesi wrote:
> The actual use case is taking a command from a Ruby script:
>
> https://github.com/braintree/runbook/blob/4a0f0770a8a2a7be135cf13ee435d981b5975a06/lib/runbook/helpers/tmux_helper.rb#L23
>
> `tmux send-keys -t #{target} #{_pager_escape_sequence} '#{comman
The actual use case is taking a command from a Ruby script:
https://github.com/braintree/runbook/blob/4a0f0770a8a2a7be135cf13ee435d981b5975a06/lib/runbook/helpers/tmux_helper.rb#L23
`tmux send-keys -t #{target} #{_pager_escape_sequence} '#{command}' C-m`
The user specifies the command they want
On 1.11. 06:54, Patrick Blesi wrote:
I'm looking for a hybrid between single quotes and a here doc or here
string.
The main use case is for accepting arbitrary user-specified text.
Do your users enter the text by directly editing the script?
Would it make more sense to use e.g. 'read' to read
