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on 2/8/02 1:27 PM, Shon Vaughan at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> It's possible now to make an Applescript that executes Terminal commands so
> I'm going to figure out how to make one so that I can bypass this problem
> with PB.
Or you could use a shell script. Something along the lines of:
#!/bin/sh
cd ~/fire
cvs -q update -d
Should do the trick. Change "~/fire" to the path to the fire directory then
place this in a text file in your PATH. Make it executable (`chmod 755
fireup`). Then you'll be able to run the script wherever you want to.
Even if you do get the AppleScript thing figured out, this might make part
of that simpler. The AppleScript will only need to call one command instead
of two.
Good luck!
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