eneville_ wrote:
> Bob Proulx wrote:
> > Look at the documentation for BASH_ENV in the bash manual.
>
> Thanks. But this isn't having the effect that I wished for.
>
> What I'm hoping to achieve is to have bash run something like a wrapper
> around each and every command line that I run.
>
> For
> I was looking for a way to run a program prior to bash executing the
> program. Does anyone know of a hook that can do this, such as an environment
> that hold this hook value.
The closest you're going to be able to get is the DEBUG trap.
Chet
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eneville_ wrote:
> I was looking for a way to run a program prior to bash executing the
> program. Does anyone know of a hook that can do this, such as an environment
> that hold this hook value.
Look at the documentation for BASH_ENV in the bash manual.
When bash is started non-intera
Hi All,
I was looking for a way to run a program prior to bash executing the
program. Does anyone know of a hook that can do this, such as an environment
that hold this hook value.
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