Executes a local shell in the current working directory of the workspace
Product | Command Type |
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Attache | command |
Platform |
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UNIX |
Windows |
The wshell command executes a local shell in the current working directory; this directory must exist locally. An initial command can be specified. The shell runs interactively until you exit from it. On Windows 3.x, the wshell command invokes attache-home-dir\etc\wshell.pif which can be customized to run the shell of your choice. On Windows NT and Windows 95, wshell looks for an environment variable named COMSPEC. If found, the value of the COMSPEC environment variable is used as the name of the shell program to run. Otherwise, wshell runs cmd.exe, which must be found on your PATH.
Initial Command. Default: wshell runs no initial command by default.
Create a new window running an interactive shell.
/vob/src> pwd
/vob/src
/vob/src> wshell
Create a new window running an interactive shell that runs a dir command.
/vob/src> pwd
/vob/src
/vob/src> wshell dir *.c
shell, make, attache_command_line_interface
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