https://sourceforge.net/p/script-tools/wiki/Extendable/Recent changes to ExtendableenWed, 07 Aug 2013 01:55:35 -0000https://sourceforge.net/p/script-tools/wiki/Extendable/<div class="markdown_content"><h1 id="extendable"><strong><em>Extendable</em></strong></h1> <p>Using script tools also enables you to write scripts with or without the functions it provides.<br /> This lets you sort your personal scripts into folders and be able to browse them before execution.</p> <p>As an example, lets assume you have several scripts handling images, videos, or whatsoever...<br /> So you might come into a situation where you do the same tasks in diffrent scripts.<br /> So either you merge the scripts or change the code in all files containg the same code you just changed...</p> <p>Using Script-Tools helps here.<br /> <em>st conf st sys edit Paths</em><br /> Will open the config file of the default paths for script-tools, either add your values there, or create a new file with:<br /> <em>st conf st sys edit NEWNAME</em></p> <p>You may write any valid bash code there.<br /> Attention, this will be executed each and every execution of "st"!</p> <p>Now for the scripts simply write:<br /> <em>newScript</em> or hit to complete and then enter the new scripts name.<br /> This will create a file $SEA_SCRIPT_DIR with the provided name.<br /> Note that you are no longer forced to name scripts ending with ".sh".</p></div>seaWed, 07 Aug 2013 01:55:35 -0000https://sourceforge.net702862d0e15b7469fb0eb473c7701359c6d022fe