How to use "quickly run" and pass command-line arguments?

I'm still trying to make Quicklists work and found the problem: Quickly creates debian/rules with

sed -i 's|Exec=.*|Exec=/opt/extras.ubuntu.com/wakeonplan/bin/wakeonplan|' debian/wakeonplan/usr/share/applications/extras-wakeonplan.desktop; \

How do I stop it from doing so to use a static quicklist with CLI options?

I have to debug a program that has errors in it as part of my assignment. However, I must first pass command line arguments in order to solve this problem.

I do:

gdb -tui InsertionSortWithErrors

which works but after that I don't know how to pass arguments.

I have successfully created and packaged a Quickly application, and I would like to upload it to my PPA.

If have created an app with quickly with the name "Vault"...but in launchpad the name was already taken for a branch i used "vault-encfs" because its a gui for encfs...

now i have a problem with the option "get help" and "translate this app" in the help menu which tries to find vault in launchpad and not vault-encfs...

can i change it?

Traceback (most recent call last): File "<string>",

I am new to schell scripting . My objective is to write a ksh shell script that performs following tasks: - 1. Script reads all command line arguments (arguments are file names) and checks if it contains charachters "abc" in it. 2. If it contains "abc" it will execute a binary file xyz <command line arguments> Note: - 1. arguments can be from 1 to n. 2.

I was wondering how I can iterate over each line of the output of a command and pass it as command line arguments to another one. I want to do this in a non-blocking fashion as the output never reaches an EOF.

To be more precise I want to take each line of output from acpi_listen and pass it to a user-level acpi handler script similarly to what acpid does as root(eg.

I've several PPA installed on my system.

I've been writing a console application in C# using MonoDevelop.

I run the script - my_script.ksh as process with 5 long arguments

on my solaris/linux machine ( example 1 ) ,

Later I verify the process by

ps -ef | grep my_script.ksh

I don't understand way I not get the all arguments from ps -ef ? , ( see example 2 )

or maybe ps command have limitation to display a long line ?