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Executing Stdout ???
Hiya all,
Simple question - yet no simple answer im afraid ! Is there a way to execute a shell script (child) which returns one line and get the current (parent) shell to execute the stdout from the child ??? example child.sh #!/bin/sh echo "setenv DISPLAY xxx:03" parent_prompt> ./child.sh setenv DISPLAY xxx:03 #<--- parent would exe this line ???? many many thanks in advance for your feedback effort support and time in this ..... |
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