Re: Running shell-scripts from NT GUI?

[JJ Streicher-Bremer <jj at digisle dot net>]

You could do a couple of different things.  One is to create separate
.lnk files for each shell script you would like to run.  In the
properties of these links you would put the path to the shell with the
script as a command line parameter to the shell (e.g.
d:\apps\cygwin\usr\bin\sh.exe /scripts/myscript) or you could tack on a
file extension (yech) and associate that extension with the shell.


JJ
 

Magnus Homann wrote:
> 
> Hello!
> 
> I just got an NT machine at work, and I want to continue writing some nice
> shell scripts. /bin/sh is adequate, especially with some awk and sed
> thrown in.
> 
> Now, to make it easuer to run these scritps, I would like to make an icon
> that, when activated, starts /bin/sh and runs a specific script. It sounds
> really easy to do, but I don't know where to start. I've tried reading the
> archive and the docs, but I don't really know what I'm looking for...
> 
> Any ideas out there?
> 
>           Magnus Homann              homann@homann.se
>           Homann Internetteknik      http://www.homann.se
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