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andguent
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 Posted: Tue May 31, 2011 2:40 pm Post subject: #sys bash -- Tintin output? |
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I'm currently running 2.00.5 inside Gnome Terminal 2.22..1 (Ubuntu Hardy).
I'm attempting to run '#sys bash' and interact with my system command prompt as normal. My problem is that not everything is showing properly on my terminal.
It seems like everything that Tintin should be outputting is failing to show. Most things that bash wants to output does show. I want everything to show.
EX:
* When I type 'ls' I get a list of files back, but I don't get a local echo of what I've typed.
* When I type #help, I just get a new bash prompt without any newline inserted.
Output:
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myuser@mylaptop:~/tt$ tt++ tester.tt
####################################################################
# T I N T I N + + 2.00.5 #
# #
# (T)he k(I)cki(N) (T)ickin d(I)kumud clie(N)t #
# #
# Code by Peter Unold, Bill Reis, David A. Wagner, #
# Rob Ellsworth, Jeremy C. Jack, and Igor van den Hoven. #
####################################################################
#CONFIG {VERBOSE} HAS BEEN SET TO {ON}.
#CONFIG {LOG} HAS BEEN SET TO {HTML}.
#EVENT {SESSION DISCONNECTED} HAS BEEN SET TO {#end}.
#sys bash
#OK: EXECUTING 'bash'
myuser@mylaptop:~/tt$ truepos.tt
myuser@mylaptop:~/tt$ myuser@mylaptop:~/tt$ bash: xit: command not found
myuser@mylaptop:~/tt$ exit
#NO SESSION ACTIVE. USE: #session {name} {host} {port} TO START ONE.
#zap
#ZZZZZZZAAAAAAAAPPPP!!!!!!!!! LET'S GET OUTTA HERE!!!!!!!!
Goodbye from TinTin++
myuser@mylaptop:~/tt$
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If a video capture would be easier to understand, let me know. I'd love it so be able to fully interact with bash as normal, and have all tintin there ready to help my screen be 100% more useful then before. Thanks. |
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Scandum
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| Posted: Tue May 31, 2011 10:11 pm Post subject: |
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#system leaves tt++ hanging while the command executes.
You probably want to use the #run command:
#run bash bash
By default character mode is enabled which works with bash's readline input mode, to enable tintin's input mode use: #cursor echo on. |
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andguent
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| Posted: Tue Jun 07, 2011 8:10 am Post subject: |
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| Wonderful. Thank you. |
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andguent
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| Posted: Thu Jun 09, 2011 1:09 pm Post subject: |
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That works great, until I try an alias. Any ideas how to make those work to run various bash commands? Thank you.
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myuser@mylaptop:~$ echo hi
hi
myuser@mylaptop:~$ echohi
bash: echohi: command not found
myuser@mylaptop:~$ #alias {echohi} {echo hi}
#OK. {echohi} NOW ALIASES {echo hi} @ {5}.
echohi
bash: echohi: command not found
myuser@mylaptop:~$
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Scandum
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| Posted: Thu Jun 09, 2011 4:12 pm Post subject: |
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Like I said previously you'll have to use: #cursor echo on
If you want to stay in character mode one alternative is:
#1 echohi |
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