gnome-terminal without location

[plboily]

Hi, im doing something like this in python:

from rez.resolved_context import ResolvedContext
r = ResolvedContext(["python-2.7.5"])
p = r.execute_shell(command='gnome-terminal')

Then normally with this command, a shell open with this in the prompt:

[username@machinename lastfolder]$

But with this command, this is what im having:

>

Thats it, nothing else. Any hint? i check my profile in the .bashrc, loading specific profile with argument and im still having only this as input. Maybe im doing this wrong? I just want to open a terminal with the rez-env already configured.

Thanks for your help. Pl

[nerdvegas]

Hi,

Just don't specify a command - this opens an interactive shell:

from rez.resolved_context import ResolvedContext r = ResolvedContext(["python-2.7.5"]) p = r.execute_shell()

I'm not sure why your example isn't working though - it is for me, and it opens a new terminal window (Ubuntu-16.04).

Thx A

On Sat, Sep 29, 2018 at 1:18 AM, plboily notifications@github.com wrote:

Hi, im doing something like this in python:

from rez.resolved_context import ResolvedContext r = ResolvedContext(["python-2.7.5"]) p = r.execute_shell(command='gnome-terminal')

Then normally with this command, a shell open with this in the prompt: [username@machinename lastfolder]$ But with this command, this is what im having:

Thats it, nothing else. Any hint? i check my profile in the .bashrc, loading specific profile with argument and im still having only this as input. Maybe im doing this wrong? I just want to open a terminal with the rez-env already configured.

Thanks for your help. Pl

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[plboily]

Hi, Probably the difference is how you run the script. Im runing the python script inside a pyQt4 UI. so to start the terminal its a button in the pyQt UI. So it need open a new application and this is where im not having the same info as you.

[plboily]

Hi, to simplify the problem, if im doing a sh file (let say: launch_terminal.sh) with this inside:

#!/bin/bash
rez-env python-2.7.5 -- gnome-terminal

Then i execute ./launch_terminal.sh

i'm having exactly the same problem, my shell dont have a location path.

[nerdvegas]

Hi,

What do you mean by my shell dont have a location path specifically?

Also in your first email, is there missing output? It seems like you meant to paste something that is not there perhaps.

Thx A

On Wed, Oct 10, 2018 at 7:01 AM, plboily notifications@github.com wrote:

Hi, to simplify the problem, if im doing a sh file (let say: launch_terminal.sh) with this inside:

!/bin/bash

rez-env python-2.7.5 -- gnome-terminal

Then i execute ./launch_terminal.sh

i'm having exactly the same problem, my shell dont have a location path.

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[plboily]

The location path i mean the Template path in a terminal, normaly you have this: [username@machinename lastfolder]$ (all depends your terminal template) snapshot example -> https://ibb.co/jE7Kw9

But when im running launch_terminal.sh (example above), im having only that: > snapshot example -> https://ibb.co/dnPcip