[Thunar-dev] Custom actions

[Dani]

Hello:

Because I have not known how to do it. :-(

I tried to directly put the moveTo, but it did not work either
for i in %F; do source=$i; target="${source/\/blog_web\//\/blog_src\/}"; 
zenity --info --text=$target; done;


The result is:

for i in %F; do source=$i; target=$(echo $source | sed 
"s/\/blog_web\//\/blog_src\//g");  mv $source $target; done

Now work very fine!!



Very thanks!!

Dani

O 07/03/19 ás 12:59, André Miranda escribiu:
> Why don't you just use sed?
> E.g. target=$(echo $source | sed "s/\/blog_web\//\/blog_src\//g")
>
> On Thu, Mar 7, 2019 at 1:55 AM Dani <dani at damufo.com 
> <mailto:dani at damufo.com>> wrote:
>
>     Hello:
>
>     $ thunar -q && thunar
>
>     The error is:
>
>     /bin/sh: 1: Bad substitution
>
>     The problem seems to be right where you thought, in the substitution.
>
>     target="${source/\/blog_web\//$moveTo}";
>
>
>     I even tried removing the bars in the replacement as if they were the
>     problem and nothing.
>     for i in %F; do source=$i; zenity --info --text=$source;
>     moveTo="blog_src"; zenity --info --text=$moveTo;
>     target="${source/blog_web/$moveTo}";  zenity --info
>     --text=$target; done
>
>     Very thanks
>
>     Dani
>
>     O 06/03/19 ás 19:29, André Miranda escribiu:
>     > On 06/03/2019 13:05, Dani wrote:
>     >> When run thunar from terminal, no show nothing.
>     >> (Seems to have no verbose mode, as -> $ thunar &)
>     > No need to append an ampersand, did you first kill the daemon
>     > instance? Run thunar -q && thunar.
>     >
>     >> This not work for me:
>     >>
>     >> for i in %F; do source=$i; moveTo="/blog_src/";
>     >> target="${source/\/blog_web\//$moveTo}"; mv "$source $target"; done
>     > It has to be mv "$source" "$target"
>     >
>     >> I test with (multi select)
>     >>
>     >> for i in %F; do source=$i; moveTo="/blog_src/";
>     >> target="${source/\/blog_web\//$moveTo}"; zenity --info
>     >> --text=$source; zenity --info --text=$moveTo; zenity --info
>     >> --text=$target; done
>     >>
>     >> No show anything
>     > With two files named "a" and "b", this command works for me, 6
>     dialogs
>     > appear one after the other, their outputs are:
>     > /home/andre/Downloads/blog_web/a
>     > /blog_src/
>     > /home/andre/Downloads/blog_src/a
>     > /home/andre/Downloads/blog_web/b
>     > /blog_src/
>     > /home/andre/Downloads/blog_src/b
>     >
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