Here is the example command to create workspaces : command-to-create-workspaces DirectoryId=<directoryID>,UserName=<User>,BundleId=<bundleID>
I wonder how can I supply the input to "UserName=" option in the command using the code given by you. UserName option should pick the input from ws-userlist.txt. Please advise.
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Thanks MadeInGermany for your reply.
Could you please elaborate the code you posted? Thanks.
Hi,
I justs started learning Unix on my own.
I have a question:
What command can I use when I need to read in part of the file into another file?
I remember I saw it somewhere but I don't know what it is.
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a sample detailed record is :9820101 A982005000CAVG030108000000000000010169000MAR 2008
9820102 MAR 2008 D030108
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xxxxxx
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zzzzzz
aaaaaa
bbbbbb
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25,26,27
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dragbox
dragbox(1)dragbox(1)NAME
dragbox - Command line drag-and-drop tool for Gnome.
SYNOPSIS
dragbox [-naxpu0] [--get | --list] [--name id] [item ...]
DESCRIPTION
Dragbox is a tool for connecting the command line with the desktop environment. It summons a drag handle in a window when you are managing
files or text in the shell, connecting the different workspaces -- desktop and command line.
Dragbox can take items on the command line or from a pipe and put on its shelf. The inverse is also possible: dragged-to items can be out-
put to the shell. It is possible to have more than one instance running, and put items on or get items from any of them.
Right-click in the window to open a context menu or access the preferences window. Clicking an item copies it to the clipboard (files can
be opened as an option).
OPTIONS -f, --file file
Add file to the dragbox and report an error if it does not exist.
-t, --text "snippet"
Add snippet to the dragbox as text. This is needed explicitly if you want to treat an existing path as text.
-n, --no-fork
Do not fork after launch. This implies --write-on-exit. The program will not be able to communicate with other instances of itself.
--get Query a running instance for its contents, output and exit. This respects settings affecting output format. Note that --get takes no
arguments; use --name to specify which shelf to get.
-m, --name name
Use shelf identifier name. This can be used to have multiple dragboxes (shelves) available.
--list List running instances.
--window-title title
Set window title to title. This will only have effect when the window is first created.
Output settings
-a, --write-async
Output dragged-to items to standard output as they are received.
-x, --write-on-exit
Output contents of the dragbox to standard output at exit.
-p, --paths
Use absolute paths when outputing files. This is default.
-u, --uris
Use URIs when outputing files.
-0, --null-terminate
Separate dragged-in items' output with , not
. This is useful together with xargs -0
The following are generic options
-h, --help
Displays usage information and exits.
-v, --version
Displays version information and exits.
EXAMPLES
dragbox . file1.txt
Adds the current directory and file1.txt to the currently running dragbox, or creates a new one. If file1.txt does not exist, its
name is added as text.
dragbox -t "Dragbox is cool"
Adds a text snippet to the currently running dragbox, or creates a new one.
dragbox --get -0 | xargs -0 tar cfz backup.tar.gz
Get current items and pipe to xargs to create a tarball. Note that this simple command will have problems if contents include text
items.
dragbox --name remember .
Put the current directory on a shelf called "remember"
TIPS AND TRICKS
Dragging in gnome works very well, but there are some hidden tricks that can make some things easier.
Pressing modifier keys can switch between different types of drags; dragging a file to nautilus normally copies it, but you can hold shift
to move it, or shift-ctrl to make a symlink.
You can drag from any window without activating it by holding the altgr or super key when you drag. This is often very useful.
You can bring up a minimized or obscured window while dragging by hovering momentarily over it's button in the window list (in the gnome-
panel)
Just like minimized windows, you can switch workspaces while dragging if you hover over the workspaces switcher for a short while.
If you selected something in a window and focus another window, it looks like the selection disappeared. In many cases it's still there,
you can try to drag it without focusing the window (see above)
Type escape while dragging to cancel the drag
ACCESSING DRAGBOX
Dragbox needs an X session to run and display its shelves. However, to access dragbox shelves from non-graphical sessions, all you need is
to make sure dragbox knows which X session to connect to. It might be enough to define the DISPLAY variable.
AUTHOR
dragbox was written by Ulrik Sverdrup <ulrik.sverdrup@gmail.com>
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