Stupid question regarding btdownloadxterm.sh Hey ho.
I'd like to edit the file btdownloadxterm.sh so that it first copies
the torrent file to ~/BitTorrent and then calls xterm as it is. This
way, if I don't finish getting the file, I can later start up from the
command line rather than find the torrent via the browser a second
time.
This should be trivial, but I just don't know how to send
btdownloadxterm.sh the file name for the torrent. If I had that, then
I could just do "cp $1 $filename". Perhaps btdownloadxterm.sh needs
to take a second argument, but then what? Is there some percent sign
code that gives the preferred name of the file?
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