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automatically open
Hi I am trying to write a script to automatically use a predefined program to open a file according to its extension... But I don't know how to pass "programeta" ...  Code:
while [[ $1 = -* ]]; do
case $1 in
-pdf ) programeta="kpdf"
shift 1 ;;
-ps ) programeta="ggv"
shift 1 ;;
-ps.gz ) programeta="ggv"
shift 1 ;;
-tex ) programeta="vim"
shift 1 ;;
* ) print -u2 "No sé de què va $1 (o no és lliure i no pense obrir-ho)"
exit 1 ;;
esac
done
any hint? thanks |
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