Re: How automatically/immediately run command in ansi-term *with* *arguments* ?

[Barry Margolin]

In article <18d0a858-7d2b-42de-bc61-8e16ff376569@googlegroups.com>,
 Chris Seberino <cseberino@gmail.com> wrote:

> I'm trying to set some shortcuts for shell commands.  I want to use ansi-term 
> as it has colors and other niceties not found in shell if I use 
> shell-command....
> 
> This works...
> 
> (ansi-term 'some_command_here')
> 
> This does *NOT*...
> 
> (ansi-term 'some_command_here arg1 arg2')
> 
> How get arguments to work?  This would be quite a nice replacement for 
> shell-command if it could for people that like/need ansi-term.

The argument to ansi-term is a program, not a command. There doesn't 
seem to be a way to provide arguments to the program. Write a script 
that does what you want, and put that as the program argument.

-- 
Barry Margolin, barmar@alum.mit.edu
Arlington, MA
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