Isn't that exactly what I suggested..? However there shouldn't be crash
anyway, only error raised.
Jussi
On Tue, Aug 8, 2017 at 4:43 AM, Shane wrote:
> of cause missed that looking in wrong place
>
> Thanks Tony
>
>
>
> On 08/08/17 00:17, Tony Morehen wrote:
>
>> Shane,
>>
>> I can reproduce y
thanks tony this works just needs the & in front of the 1
On 08/08/17 00:30, Tony Morehen wrote:
Try changing command to:
command = "stm8flash -c stlinkv2 -p " & stmdevice & " -w " & path & "
2>1"
On 2017-08-06 09:52 PM, Shane wrote:
command = "stm8flash -c stlinkv2 -p " & stmdevice & " -
That worked great T Lee thanks
On 08/08/17 00:00, T Lee Davidson wrote:
On 08/06/2017 09:52 PM, Shane wrote:
So again on the shell command I have this code
Dim result As String
Dim command As String
path = File.SetExt(file_name, "ihx")
command = "stm8flash -c stlinkv2 -p " & stmdevice &
of cause missed that looking in wrong place
Thanks Tony
On 08/08/17 00:17, Tony Morehen wrote:
Shane,
I can reproduce your crash here on 3.9.2. It's cause is the line:
Settings["Options/stmDevice"] = ComboBox1.Current
If that line is changed to:
Settings["Options/stmDevice"] = ComboBox1.C
Try changing command to:
command = "stm8flash -c stlinkv2 -p " & stmdevice & " -w " & path & " 2>1"
On 2017-08-06 09:52 PM, Shane wrote:
command = "stm8flash -c stlinkv2 -p " & stmdevice & " -w " & path
--
Check ou
Shane,
I can reproduce your crash here on 3.9.2. It's cause is the line:
Settings["Options/stmDevice"] = ComboBox1.Current
If that line is changed to:
Settings["Options/stmDevice"] = ComboBox1.Current.Text
or the simpler, and in my mind preferred:
Settings["Options/stmDevice"] = ComboBox1.T
On 08/06/2017 09:52 PM, Shane wrote:
So again on the shell command I have this code
Dim result As String
Dim command As String
path = File.SetExt(file_name, "ihx")
command = "stm8flash -c stlinkv2 -p " & stmdevice & " -w " & path
Shell command To result
FMain.TextArea1.Text = result
but t
So again on the shell command I have this code
Dim result As String
Dim command As String
path = File.SetExt(file_name, "ihx")
command = "stm8flash -c stlinkv2 -p " & stmdevice & " -w " & path
Shell command To result
FMain.TextArea1.Text = result
but the output is going to stdout and not th
here is all the code
Public sdevices As String
Public Sub SaveOps_Click()
Settings["Options/CCompCLine"] = TextBox1.Text
Settings["Options/stmDevice"] = ComboBox1.Current
'Settings.Save()
Me.Close
End
Public Sub Form_Open()
Dim devices As String[]
Dim d As String
'
'TextBox1.Text
Same thing here is a file with the output
On 07/08/17 11:10, Tony Morehen wrote:
what is the output of the shell line? If you could post the complete
output, we could properly test your code.
You could try this line:
devices = Split(sdevices, " ", "", True)
On 2017-08-06 08:35 PM, Shane w
Is that all the code in the form? Can you give your system information?
Jussi
On Mon, Aug 7, 2017 at 3:35 AM, Shane wrote:
> Hi Jussi
>
> I gave that a try by commenting that line out still the same result so
> that not the problem
>
>
>
>
> On 06/08/17 22:17, Jussi Lahtinen wrote:
>
>> I gues
what is the output of the shell line? If you could post the complete
output, we could properly test your code.
You could try this line:
devices = Split(sdevices, " ", "", True)
On 2017-08-06 08:35 PM, Shane wrote:
Hi Jussi
I gave that a try by commenting that line out still the same result
Hi Jussi
I gave that a try by commenting that line out still the same result so
that not the problem
On 06/08/17 22:17, Jussi Lahtinen wrote:
I guess settings component can't handle saving of arbitrary object. In this
case "Settings["Options/stmDevice"] = ComboBox1.Current". Maybe you want
I guess settings component can't handle saving of arbitrary object. In this
case "Settings["Options/stmDevice"] = ComboBox1.Current". Maybe you want to
save ComboBox1.Current.Text?
However there shouldn't be segfault.
Jussi
On Sun, Aug 6, 2017 at 7:18 AM, Shane wrote:
> I have this in a sub fo
I have this in a sub form
Public sdevices As String
Public Sub SaveOps_Click()
Settings["Options/CCompCLine"] = TextBox1.Text
Settings["Options/stmDevice"] = ComboBox1.Current
'Settings.Save()
Me.Close
End
Public Sub Form_Open()
Dim devices As String[]
Dim d As String
'
TextBox1.
Thanks Fabien I have solved the problem.
Regards Mike
On Tuesday, 25 April 2017, 22:58, Fabien Bodard wrote:
???
2017-04-25 10:52 GMT+02:00 Charlie :
> Can you post the 'Shell' code you are using.
>
>
>
> -
> Check out www.gambas.one
> --
> View this message in context:
> http://g
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2017-04-25 10:52 GMT+02:00 Charlie :
> Can you post the 'Shell' code you are using.
>
>
>
> -
> Check out www.gambas.one
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> View this message in context:
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Can you post the 'Shell' code you are using.
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If I run make from the terminal in a named directory make works as expected.
Using Gambas 3.9.2 and run the command, shell "make" while in the named
directory I get an error make: *** No targets specified and no makefile found.
Stop The same error when I try to shell to a file containing #!/bin/s
Hey Ivan, thanks very much for that. I forgot all about the piping command.
Regards Mike
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organizations don't have a clear picture of how applicat
> Try
> Shell "echo 'mypassword' |sudo -S sh -c 'echo out
> /sys/class/gpio/gpio27/direction"
>
Bad idea.
Firstly, it supports only one password, which is stored as plain text.
Secondly, if the password is variable it would need proper sanitation
before entering it to shell.
Jussi
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Hi
Try
Shell "echo 'mypassword' |sudo -S sh -c 'echo out
/sys/class/gpio/gpio27/direction"
Regards
-Ursprüngliche Nachricht-
Von: Mike Crean [mailto:mike.cr...@y7mail.com]
Gesendet: Montag, 2. Dezember 2013 12:18
An: Mike
Betreff: [Gambas-user] shell
Hey boy
You could allow a certain user to execute a command via the sudo system.
I've got this here, one of the teachers is able to switch the internet
on and off for students by applying a script. Normally, only the admin
is allowed to change the filter chain... A Gambas front-end picks out
the person
Maybe I'm not understanding the problem, but "sudo" always wants a password,
right? In which case you have to feed it a password with the Exec or Shell
command. I'm not a shell script expert (just learning), but I assume that
the string would look like this:
Exec [system.shell, "sudo sh -c 'echo
On Mon, 02 Dec 2013, Mike Crean wrote:
>
> Hey boys, I am trying to emulate the terminal string sudo sh -c
> 'echo out /sys/class/gpio/gpio27/direction' (works OK in terminal, on
> BBB wheezy arm lxde) I run this from gambas3.5.90 Exec [system.shell,
> "sudo sh -c 'echo out /sys/class/gpio/gpio27
2013-12-02 12:17 keltezéssel, Mike Crean írta:
>
> Hey boys, I am trying to emulate the terminal string sudo sh -c
> 'echo out /sys/class/gpio/gpio27/direction' (works OK in terminal, on
> BBB wheezy arm lxde) I run this from gambas3.5.90 Exec [system.shell,
> "sudo sh -c 'echo out /sys/class/gp
Hey boys, I am trying to emulate the terminal string sudo sh -c
'echo out /sys/class/gpio/gpio27/direction' (works OK in terminal, on
BBB wheezy arm lxde) I run this from gambas3.5.90 Exec [system.shell,
"sudo sh -c 'echo out /sys/class/gpio/gpio27/direction'"]
and get an error /bin/sh: 0: Can't
El 31/05/13 08:15, Kende Krisztián escribió:
> Thu, 30 May 2013 23:50:30 +0200 -n
> Jesus írta:
>
>> El 30/05/13 21:35, Kende Krisztián escribió:
>>> An interesting example, why do not you use native methods?
>>>
>>> Dim item As String
>>>
>>> For Each item In Dir(User.Home).Sort()
>>>
>>> Wit
Le 31/05/2013 08:15, Kende Krisztián a écrit :
>
> It's works:
>
> Shell "ifconfig --help 2>&1" To somevar
>
> but stderr cannot be seen.
>
Yes. I have updated the documentation with that information.
--
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---
Thu, 30 May 2013 23:50:30 +0200 -n
Jesus írta:
> El 30/05/13 21:35, Kende Krisztián escribió:
> > An interesting example, why do not you use native methods?
> >
> > Dim item As String
> >
> > For Each item In Dir(User.Home).Sort()
> >
> >With Stat(User.Home & "/" & item)
> >
> > Print .A
Hmmm... no "--help" seems to be documented option... Then I don't
understand why it's output goes to standard error.
But it does anyway.
Jussi
On Fri, May 31, 2013 at 1:29 AM, Jussi Lahtinen wrote:
> It's because ifconfig is bit weird... there is no --help option and so
> output is directed to
It's because ifconfig is bit weird... there is no --help option and so
output is directed to standard error output (invalid option).
This creates empty file:
$ ( ifconfig --help ) 1> test.txt
This creates file with the actual content:
$ ( ifconfig --help ) 2> test.txt
So, to use it with gambas
El 30/05/13 21:35, Kende Krisztián escribió:
> An interesting example, why do not you use native methods?
>
> Dim item As String
>
> For Each item In Dir(User.Home).Sort()
>
>With Stat(User.Home & "/" & item)
>
> Print .Auth & " " & .User & " " & .Group & " " & .Size & " " &
> .LastModifi
An interesting example, why do not you use native methods?
Dim item As String
For Each item In Dir(User.Home).Sort()
With Stat(User.Home & "/" & item)
Print .Auth & " " & .User & " " & .Group & " " & .Size & " " &
.LastModified & " " & item
End With
Next
> Hi all
>
> AFAIR this us
El 30/05/13 20:48, Jesus escribió:
> Hi all
>
> AFAIR this used to work until now:
>
> Shell "ls -la" To variable
> Exec ["ls", "-la"] To anothervariable
>
> But now, whatever command I use, if it has one or more arguments
> beginning with a dash or double dash, I don't get any output.
>
> Quoting
Hi all
AFAIR this used to work until now:
Shell "ls -la" To variable
Exec ["ls", "-la"] To anothervariable
But now, whatever command I use, if it has one or more arguments
beginning with a dash or double dash, I don't get any output.
Quoting it with Shell$() function does not help. Also, I've
El 07/03/13 13:40, Jose Monteiro escribió:
> text = "cd ~/.relat_bact && rm -rf Modelo*.odt && zip -r " & "MA" &
> Mid$(ListBox1.Text, 1, 9) & ".odt ."
>Shell text Wait
>
> 1 - navigating to ~/.relat_bact directory and deleting the odt file is
> working fine.
>
> 2 - generating the "zipped"
text = "cd ~/.relat_bact && rm -rf Modelo*.odt && zip -r " & "MA" &
Mid$(ListBox1.Text, 1, 9) & ".odt ."
Shell text Wait
1 - navigating to ~/.relat_bact directory and deleting the odt file is working
fine.
2 - generating the "zipped" odt file (MA.odt) using the files and
directories ins
Thanks, Les -- I had this same problem, and you solved it for me. For other
readers, here is the command adapted for Gambas3:
Shell "sudo -S chmod 0777 ~/myfilename << EOF\nmypassword\nEOF"
Note: "chmod 0777" is just an example of a chmod code
The newline code "\n" should NOT have spaces be
On Tue, 29 Jan 2013, John Rose wrote:
> Tobias,
>
> Thanks for that useful reply.
>
> I have a quick question (it doesn't seem worth asking on the Mailing List):
> Using Dialog.OpenFile(), the resulting Dialog.Path shows the full path
> to the file (e.g. /home/john/x.txt). Given that the runtime
Tobias,
Thanks for that useful reply.
I have a quick question (it doesn't seem worth asking on the Mailing List):
Using Dialog.OpenFile(), the resulting Dialog.Path shows the full path
to the file (e.g. /home/john/x.txt). Given that the runtime user might
change to a different directory (from t
On 01/24/2013 12:59 PM, John Rose wrote:
> I have written a GUI to execute a command which involves selecting
> filenames (e.g. sCombinedPath below) to be used in a Shell command (as part
> of a Process). It works OK generally. However, if any filename includes a
> quote, it goes wrong.
> sCommand
Thanks Tobias. It worked.
Regards,
John
On 24/01/13 21:08, Tobias Boege wrote:
> On Thu, 24 Jan 2013, John Rose wrote:
>> I have written a GUI to execute a command which involves selecting
>> filenames (e.g. sCombinedPath below) to be used in a Shell command
>> (as part of a Process). It works OK
On Thu, 24 Jan 2013, John Rose wrote:
> I have written a GUI to execute a command which involves selecting
> filenames (e.g. sCombinedPath below) to be used in a Shell command
> (as part of a Process). It works OK generally. However, if any
> filename includes a quote, it goes wrong.
>
> sCommand
I guess you will need Chr$(39) as ASCII code for ', or if you need double
quote just use Chr$(34).
2013/1/24 John Rose
> I have written a GUI to execute a command which involves selecting
> filenames (e.g. sCombinedPath below) to be used in a Shell command (as part
> of a Process). It works OK
I have written a GUI to execute a command which involves selecting
filenames (e.g. sCombinedPath below) to be used in a Shell command (as
part of a Process). It works OK generally. However, if any filename
includes a quote, it goes wrong.
sCommand = "mplex -f 8 -o " & "'" & sCombinedPath & "'
You may be right. In fact the mentioned process is executed after another
extracting process, which may be not finished before this starts.
Inserting a delay fixes the issue, yet it isn't as good.
Csaba
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On Fri, 2012-07-13 at 15:52 +0200, M. Cs. wrote:
> I have a BIG problem with the Shell command:
doubt it!
Simple debug problem.
DIM a AS String
a = "unzip -u " & Chr$(34) & User.Home & "/.GamCat/GamCat.zip" & Chr
$(34) & " -d " & Chr$(34) & User.Home & "/.GamCat/" & Chr$(34)
Freeze the IDE an
So why are you using chr$(34) ?
And you can try with exec ... There is no need of shell for that
Le 13 juil. 2012 15:53, "M. Cs." a écrit :
> I have a BIG problem with the Shell command:
>
> Shell "unzip -u " & Chr$(34) & User.Home & "/.GamCat/GamCat.zip" & Chr$(34)
> & " -d " & Chr$(34) & User.
I have a BIG problem with the Shell command:
Shell "unzip -u " & Chr$(34) & User.Home & "/.GamCat/GamCat.zip" & Chr$(34)
& " -d " & Chr$(34) & User.Home & "/.GamCat/" & Chr$(34) Wait
Tells me the the following:
"unzip: cannot find zipfile directory in one of
/home/minthaka/.GamCat/GamCat.zip or
On Mon, 21 May 2012, sundar j wrote:
> In my application I need to copy folder content to other folder using shell
> cp command (since gambas does not support COPY recurse) with wait option.
> When copying is in progress TextLabel will indicate "Copy in Progress"
> . Once copying is complete th
In my application I need to copy folder content to other folder using shell cp
command (since gambas does not support COPY recurse) with wait option. When
copying is in progress TextLabel will indicate "Copy in Progress" . Once
copying is complete then TextLable will indicate something else. Fo
> Hi ,
>
> I want shell script output, printed to the label text, Please help me..
>
> my code,,
>
> ***
>
> PUBLIC SUB Form_Open()
> DIM sStr AS String
> SHELL "sh /home/dhana/foo.sh" TO sStr
> IF InStr(sStr, " ") THEN
> L
Hi ,
I want shell script output, printed to the label text, Please help me..
my code,,
***
PUBLIC SUB Form_Open()
DIM sStr AS String
SHELL "sh /home/dhana/foo.sh" TO sStr
IF InStr(sStr, " ") THEN
Label1.text =" " & sStr
E
Shell "YourScript.sh" To sStr
If InStr(sStr, "UP") Then
'Internet connection is up, do something...
Else
'Do something else.
Endif
Jussi
On Tue, Apr 5, 2011 at 13:12, Ganesh Kumar wrote:
> Hi Gurus,
>
> I am new to Gambas. I have executed shell script,, the shell script
> output control
On 5-4-2011 12:12, Ganesh Kumar wrote:
> Hi Gurus,
>
> I am new to Gambas. I have executed shell script,, the shell script
> output control the decision.
>
> My script
> /
> #! /biin/bash
> host google.com>/dev/null
Hi Gurus,
I am new to Gambas. I have executed shell script,, the shell script
output control the decision.
My script
/
#! /biin/bash
host google.com>/dev/null
if [ $? -eq 0 ];
then
echo "Internet connection is
ok , i got it.
Thanks both of u!
2010/8/15 Benoît Minisini
> > Hi i wrote a test program that "ls -1" a directory with 1700 and more
> files
> > (mp3).
> >
> > i wanted to make a string as following
> >
> > Content = "/mnt/store/MUSIC/free/new age/webradio recs/Trancemission.FM
> > Radio 128K
> Hi i wrote a test program that "ls -1" a directory with 1700 and more files
> (mp3).
>
> i wanted to make a string as following
>
> Content = "/mnt/store/MUSIC/free/new age/webradio recs/Trancemission.FM
> Radio 128K- New Age 2- new experience of meditation and new age music -
> livestream 12
2010/8/15 Demosthenes Koptsis :
> Hi i wrote a test program that "ls -1" a directory with 1700 and more files
> (mp3).
>
> i wanted to make a string as following
>
> Content = "/mnt/store/MUSIC/free/new age/webradio recs/Trancemission.FM
> Radio 128K- New Age 2- new experience of meditation and ne
Hi i wrote a test program that "ls -1" a directory with 1700 and more files
(mp3).
i wanted to make a string as following
Content = "/mnt/store/MUSIC/free/new age/webradio recs/Trancemission.FM
Radio 128K- New Age 2- new experience of meditation and new age music -
livestream 128k/" & sLine
in
> Benoît Minisini ha scritto:
> > Query to Benoit ... is there a way to define 'NOT NULL' entry via
> > gambas code ?
>
> You have to define the default value. What's the point of having a
> mandatory field (NOT NULL) without a default value?
> >>>
> >>> just say i want somet
Benoît Minisini ha scritto:
>>
>
> Query to Benoit ... is there a way to define 'NOT NULL' entry via
> gambas code ?
>
You have to define the default value. What's the point of having a
mandatory field (NOT NULL) without a default value?
>>> just s
2010/2/11 Vassilis K :
> I 'll use the Gambas Mysql commands to make a table ! it works !
> The reason that I asked you is that the code for creating a Mysql table
> in Gambas is less accurate than the code of python.
no at same...
but the gambas code way allow you to change the database server
wit
> Fabien Bodard ha scritto:
> > Le 11 février 2010 15:23, Benoît Minisini
> >
> > a écrit :
> >>> sql = "CREATE TABLE Aplianikis ("
> >>> "aa BIGINT(20) NOT NULL auto_increment,"
> >>> "Eponimia VARCHAR(40) NOT NULL,"
> >>> "AFM VARCHAR(18) NOT NULL,"
> >>> "Hmerom
I 'll use the Gambas Mysql commands to make a table ! it works !
The reason that I asked you is that the code for creating a Mysql table
in Gambas is less accurate than the code of python.
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Fabien Bodard ha scritto:
> Le 11 février 2010 15:23, Benoît Minisini
> a écrit :
>
>>> sql = "CREATE TABLE Aplianikis ("
>>> "aa BIGINT(20) NOT NULL auto_increment,"
>>> "Eponimia VARCHAR(40) NOT NULL,"
>>> "AFM VARCHAR(18) NOT NULL,"
>>> "Hmerominia DATE NOT N
Le 11 février 2010 15:23, Benoît Minisini
a écrit :
>> sql = "CREATE TABLE Aplianikis ("
>> "aa BIGINT(20) NOT NULL auto_increment,"
>> "Eponimia VARCHAR(40) NOT NULL,"
>> "AFM VARCHAR(18) NOT NULL,"
>> "Hmerominia DATE NOT NULL,"
>> "Checkbox TINYINT(1) NO
> sql = "CREATE TABLE Aplianikis ("
> "aa BIGINT(20) NOT NULL auto_increment,"
> "Eponimia VARCHAR(40) NOT NULL,"
> "AFM VARCHAR(18) NOT NULL,"
> "Hmerominia DATE NOT NULL,"
> "Checkbox TINYINT(1) NOT NULL,"
> "primary key(aa)"
> ")"
>
sql = "CREATE TABLE Aplianikis ("
"aa BIGINT(20) NOT NULL auto_increment,"
"Eponimia VARCHAR(40) NOT NULL,"
"AFM VARCHAR(18) NOT NULL,"
"Hmerominia DATE NOT NULL,"
"Checkbox TINYINT(1) NOT NULL,"
"primary key(aa)"
")"
"DEFAULT CHARSET
I am using python because it executes the table creation commands with
the same type like in terminal mode. For example in python we write:
sql = """CREATE TABLE Aplianikis (
aa BIGINT(20) NOT NULL auto_increment,
Eponimia VARCHAR(40) NOT NULL,
AFM VARCHAR(18) NOT NULL,
Fabien Bodard ha scritto:
>
>>>
>>> I am using the following code for the creation of a table in a Mysql DB:
>>>
>>>
>>> SHELL"python
>>> /home/delphi/Documents/Apodeixi/dimiourgiaTableMYSQLmePython1.py" IF ERROR
>>> THEN
>>> Message.Error(DConv(Error.Text))
>>> ENDIF
>>>
>>> The co
and why are you using python to create your table ???
Le 11 février 2010 12:35, Benoît Minisini
a écrit :
>> Hello again,
>>
>> I am using the following code for the creation of a table in a Mysql DB:
>>
>>
>> SHELL"python
>> /home/delphi/Documents/Apodeixi/dimiourgiaTableMYSQLmePython1.py" IF E
> Hello again,
>
> I am using the following code for the creation of a table in a Mysql DB:
>
>
> SHELL"python
> /home/delphi/Documents/Apodeixi/dimiourgiaTableMYSQLmePython1.py" IF ERROR
> THEN
> Message.Error(DConv(Error.Text))
> ENDIF
>
> The command works perfectly and it cr
Hello again,
I am using the following code for the creation of a table in a Mysql DB:
SHELL"python /home/delphi/Documents/Apodeixi/dimiourgiaTableMYSQLmePython1.py"
IF ERROR THEN
Message.Error(DConv(Error.Text))
ENDIF
The command works perfectly and it creates the table.
I've found a better solution: I've created a module file with a process.
This can be triggered from within the main program.
' Gambas module file
PUBLIC hProcess AS Process
PUBLIC wins AS Form
PUBLIC szoveg1 AS TextBox
PUBLIC SUB ReadPassword()
DIM black AS Button
wins = NEW Form
wins.Width = 150
sudo allows you to pass a password to the shell with -S
The following should do it.
sudo -S apt-get install PACKAGENAME << EOF
PASSWORD
EOF
Regards
Les Hardy
M. Cs. wrote:
> I'd like to make my app able to download and install packages via apt-get
> (or any other command-line package manager)
Benoît Minisini ha scritto:
>> Doriano Blengino ha scritto:
>>
>>> Jesus Guardon ha scritto:
>>>
>
> SHELL is just an equivalent of EXEC ["sh", "-c", "XXX"] where "XXX" is
> the string passed to the SHELL command.
>
>>> je...@jesus:~$ cat /usr/local/b
> Doriano Blengino ha scritto:
> > Jesus Guardon ha scritto:
> Hi again
>
> Continuing my testings on GB_DIR, I'm running into a new problem:
> SHELL command has no effect at all. All sentences using SHELL are not
> executed. As you can guess, running my project executable
I've been writing the command I want to execute as root ("apt-get
install package") to a temporary file (e.g. /tmp/install.package),
making it executable (chmod +x) then using
SHELL "gksu sh /tmp/install.package"
which prompts the user for the password. Its probably not the best
way, but its quit
I'd like to make my app able to download and install packages via apt-get
(or any other command-line package manager). How can I do that? I know it
will need the user's password but how can I pass the command?
The simple SHELL "sudo apt-get install ..." won't do the thing!
Thanks!
-
Doriano Blengino escribió:
> Jesus Guardon ha scritto:
Hi again
Continuing my testings on GB_DIR, I'm running into a new problem: SHELL
command has no effect at all. All sentences using SHELL are not
executed. As you can guess, running my project executable the normal way
>
Doriano Blengino ha scritto:
> Jesus Guardon ha scritto:
>
Hi again
Continuing my testings on GB_DIR, I'm running into a new problem: SHELL
command has no effect at all. All sentences using SHELL are not
executed. As you can guess, running my project executable the norma
Jesus Guardon ha scritto:
>>> Hi again
>>>
>>> Continuing my testings on GB_DIR, I'm running into a new problem: SHELL
>>> command has no effect at all. All sentences using SHELL are not
>>> executed. As you can guess, running my project executable the normal way
>>> (not using GB_DIR) it is runnin
>> Hi again
>>
>> Continuing my testings on GB_DIR, I'm running into a new problem: SHELL
>> command has no effect at all. All sentences using SHELL are not
>> executed. As you can guess, running my project executable the normal way
>> (not using GB_DIR) it is running right. Could this be a bug?
>>
> Jesus Guardon escribió:
> > Benoît Minisini escribió:
> >>> Hi all
> >>>
> >>> I am experimenting with the GB_DIR environment variable, and I've made
> >>> a deb package with my program to install it in /opt. The current dir
> >>> structure is as follows:
> >>>
> >>> je...@jesus:~$ tree /opt
> >>
Jesus Guardon escribió:
> Benoît Minisini escribió:
>>> Hi all
>>>
>>> I am experimenting with the GB_DIR environment variable, and I've made a
>>> deb package with my program to install it in /opt. The current dir
>>> structure is as follows:
>>>
>>> je...@jesus:~$ tree /opt
>>> /opt
>>> `-- dfhlo
Il venerdì 10 luglio 2009 10:09:00 Szenográdi Norbert ha scritto:
> Hi,
>
>
> Can I build to Fmain window a textbox with shell return text ?
>
> AS: SHELL ("echo hello")
> and textbox.text will be: "hello"
>
DIM sShellOut AS String
SHELL "echo -n hello" TO sShellOut
TextBox.Text = sShellOut
Ci
Szenográdi Norbert ha scritto:
> Hi,
>
>
> Can I build to Fmain window a textbox with shell return text ?
>
> AS: SHELL ("echo hello")
> and textbox.text will be: "hello"
>
SHELL "echo hello" TO textbox.text
Regards,
Hi,
Can I build to Fmain window a textbox with shell return text ?
AS: SHELL ("echo hello")
and textbox.text will be: "hello"
regards, Sevoir
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Hi,
this is working fine:
PUBLIC SUB Form_Open()
SHELL "espeak Hello"
END
regards, Sevoir
2008. 09. 2, kedd keltezéssel 19.16-kor Mike ezt írta:
> Hi all
>
>
>
> I am trying to run the terminal with input from the gambas shell command.
> Looks like I have it wrong, any help please.
>
>
Hi all
I am trying to run the terminal with input from the gambas shell command.
Looks like I have it wrong, any help please.
SHELL "/home/mike/Desktop/Terminal espeak Hello"
Regards all
Mike
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