Re: How to know when mc is running in a terminal
- From: meino cramer gmx de
- To: "mc gnome org" <mc gnome org>
- Subject: Re: How to know when mc is running in a terminal
- Date: Mon, 10 Nov 2014 06:20:28 +0100
Mike Smithson <mdooligan gmail com> [14-11-10 03:04]:
I have a specialized F4 script ($EDITOR) that I need
to know whether my editor is being called from mc or
not.
The MC_ env vars don't seem to exist when F4 is hit.
Question: how can a script know whether it is being
called from F4 in mc or just a terminal?
Thanks in advance.
--
Peace and Cheer
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Hi Mike,
depending on the shell you are using try to find the PPID
(parents/caller process ID). The grep that PPID in the
output of ps -ef. If the process of that PPID is mc...
Its not /that/ straightforward, but... ;)
Good luck!
Best regards,
Meino
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