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From:	"Bodsch, Norbert" <Norbert DOT Bodsch AT volkswagen DOT de>
To:	"'cygwin AT sourceware DOT cygnus DOT com'" <cygwin AT sourceware DOT cygnus DOT com>
Subject:	Shell scripts on right mouse
Date:	Thu, 14 Oct 1999 16:51:07 +0200
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> Hello,
> does anyone know how to run a shell script on a selected file on the right
> mouse button, e.g.:
> For a postscript file "file.ps" selected in NT explorer I want to gzip it.
> So making a new command for gzipping a ps-file in the registry works (gzip
> "%1"), but the new file has the name "file.ps.gz", which has to be renamed
> to "file.gz.ps" for it can be automatically opened with Ghostview. What I
> want is a command like this:
> 
> #! bash
> # gzip-ps.sh
> B=`basename $1 .ps`
> gzip $1
> mv $1.gz $B.gz.ps
> 
> Has anyone done such a thing?
> 
> Norbert Bodsch
> Volkswagen AG
> K-DOE-3  IS Entwicklungssteuerung und Fertigungsplanung
> Fabrikplanung und -simulation
> Brieffach 1832
> 38436 Wolfsburg
> Tel. (0 53 61) 9-2 95 03
> Fax (0 53 61) 9-2 48 89
> norbert DOT bodsch AT volkswagen DOT de
> 
> 

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