Re: [STUMP] raise-or-run from script?
David Bjergaard <[email protected]>
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Hi Ruthard,
If stumpish doesn't provide what you need, you can also write your
script in elisp and connect to the stumpwm process through slime. Then
to run your script, execute the elisp via emacs through batch (or
otherwise).
I know this is more convoluted, but it is an alternative solution.
(I've never tried it so any notes if you do would be useful for our
wiki.)
Dave
Michael Raskin <[email protected]> writes:
>>I'd like to run-or-raise a program from a shell script.
>>Is there a possibility to run a script, connect to the running stumpwm
>>process and use stumpwm's run-or-raise command?
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> The tool is called stumpish; I think it lives in stumpwm-contrib.
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