Scott Bicknell wrote:
> Write a shell script that changes to the directory you want, then
> runs the program and loads a file from its command-line
> arguments.
Thank you for all replies, that helped to devise a script to open files (lyx
files in my case) in their actual directory.
Here included my script, to be associated to .lyx files
--Pol
--- enc.
#!/bin/zsh
open="/usr/bin/lyx"
inp=$1
if [ ! -h $1 ];then
if [ -f $1 ];then # it is a regular file
$open $inp
elif [ -d $1 ];then
echo $inp " is a directory"
else
echo $inp "not a regular file"
fi
elif [ -h $inp ]; then # it is a symbolic link
file=$(readlink -f "$inp")
fpath=$file:h
fname=$file:t
(cd $fpath && $open $fname)
fi
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