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  1. #!/bin/bash
  2.  
  3. # Rails Terminals for Rails 2.3.5 and Gnome
  4. # A simple script that opens a Gnome terminal with titled tabs:
  5. # 1. Server
  6. # 2. Autospec
  7. # 3. Vim with NERDTree
  8. # 4. bash
  9. # USAGE: railsterminal.sh working_dir
  10.  
  11. dir=$1	# The first argument is the path of the working directory.
  12.  
  13. if [ -z $dir ]; then
  14. 	echo "Please specify an argument!"
  15. 	exit
  16. fi
  17.  
  18. # Check whether the executables exist and open the terminals
  19. if [ -d $dir ]; then
  20.  
  21. 	# If the argument is a relative path, then augment it with 
  22. 	# the current dir.
  23. 	if [ ${dir:0:1} != '~' -a ${dir:0:1} != '/' ]; then
  24. 		dir=`pwd`'/'$dir
  25. 	fi
  26. 	echo "Working directory: $dir"
  27.  
  28. 	command="gnome-terminal --working-directory=$dir --geometry=112x30 "
  29. 	tab1="--tab -e";tab2="-t"
  30. 	if [ -x "$dir/script/server" ]; then
  31. 		server_e="bash -c 'script/server && bash'"
  32. 	else
  33. 		server_e='bash'
  34. 		echo "script/server not found."
  35. 	fi	
  36. 	if [ -x "$dir/script/autospec" ]; then
  37. 		autospec_e="script/autospec"
  38. 	else
  39. 		autospec_e='bash'
  40. 		echo "script/autospec not found."
  41. 	fi
  42. 	server_t="Server";autospec_t="Autospec"
  43. 	bash_e="bash";bash_t="Bash"
  44. 	vim_e="vi +NERDTree";vim_t="Vim"
  45.  
  46. 	echo $command $tab1 "$server_e" $tab2 $server_t \
  47. 		 $tab1 "$autospec_e" $tab2 $autospec_t \
  48. 		 $tab1 "$vim_e" $tab2 $vim_t \
  49. 		 $tab1 "$bash_e" $tab2 $bash_t 
  50.  
  51. 	$command $tab1 "$server_e" $tab2 $server_t \
  52. 		 $tab1 "$autospec_e" $tab2 $autospec_t \
  53. 		 $tab1 "$vim_e" $tab2 $vim_t \
  54. 		 $tab1 "$bash_e" $tab2 $bash_t 
  55.  
  56. else
  57. 	echo "Please specify a working directory as the argument"
  58. fi

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