Re: Using emelfm2 - questions, thanks.
Right now, setenv and set don't execute as they are not shell command, but builtins. 

>setenv ASE /user/
Failed to execute child process "setenv" (No such file or directory).

The variables can be set in emelfm2, but not read back.


>echo $name  (25964)
$name
>echo $name (25964) returned '0'

adam=5name=tr
Lastly, is there a way to bind <Down> and <Enter> to a Key, using the 'key bindings' configuration editor in emelfm2? I tried command.down, command.<Down>, <Down>, down, etc. 



tpgww@xxxxxxxxxxx wrote:

On Fri, 25 Jul 2008 14:31:22 -0500
Adam Krolnik <adam.krolnik@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
1. In trying to move from xterm to emelfm2, I am trying to port my alises over. I noticed that there is no way to set additional environment variables or shell variables. 

   Has there been any thought to supporting 'setenv ...'  and set ...  ?

I can't think of any reason why setenv and set would not work, now.

An emelFM2 internal variable can be stored by a command of the form 
'NAME=VALUE', retrieved by '$NAME', and cleared by 'NAME='. A command '=VALUE' 
will list the name of any variable with that value, and just '=' will list all 
internal variables with their values.
2. Is there a way to select a command from the command history and insert it into the command 
   pane ?

<Up> or <Down> keypress.
BTW, as of the recent pre-release, <Ctrl><Down> pops up a menu of the commands 
history, the same as when the combobox button is clicked.


I'd like to make a hot key to repeat the last typed command.

Need 2 actual keypresses - <Down> then <Enter>

Regards
Tom




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