Re: [gcmd-dev] [NEW] Open terminal in current directory

[Piotr Eljasiak]

> > Starting from now I'd like to use gcmd-devel list for announcing new
> > (hopefully exciting ;o) gcmd features.
> 
> I apply for a job as beta tester* !

Great :o)

> 
> > rev 1009 & 1010: opening terminal in the current directory - accessible
> > via toolbar, right menu and as an user action (command.open_terminal)
> 
> What do you mean by right menu ? 

Oops... /s/menu/mouse button (RMB)/

> Also can't find a toolbar icon.

I attached screenshot with terminal icon visible both at toolbar and popup menu.


> And last but not least, configuring this: 

> [key-bindings]
> <control>s=   command.open_terminal
> 
> ....just doesn't do anything. 
> This is rev 1010, build log attached.

That's strange

        <control>s=command.open_terminal

works like a charm for me. Do you have the proper version installed?


> commandline 'sh' Shift+Enter opens gnome-terminal as usual always in the 
> users ~.

If you enter ls > xxx and then Shift+Enter, where xxx file created? in
~ ?

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