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How to use the same executable multiple times? #13
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Sorry for the lack of info, here. I want to do it something like this :
and with these commands from different forms. I followed the guides that were available and I know if its just one command it works but I don't know how to use same commands on different forms as the id name could conflict and all. This is on a linux if it matters, since the guides were on windows. |
Hi!
Bumping to notify that I replied in the original thread. Hope you can help,
Thanks.
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Hey!
So I started using this to make a simple GUI on a project I am doing and its really helpful so far but for the terminal commands, I would like to use multiple of the same command like xdg-open to open folders. I did it like PATH but I would want to use the command for another path.
I noticed in the video guide you had a .exe in the same folder which I assume is a script executable but when I tried to replicate that by putting the command in a .exe script it does not really work.
Can you explain that part on the executable?
Thank you.
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