SUMMARY I have this script: #!/bin/env zsh if nombre=$(kdialog --title 'Crear cómic cbz' --inputbox '¿Nombre del cómic?' "$(basename ${1:r})"); then if [ -z $nombre ]; then nombre=$(basename ${1:r}) fi carpeta=$(dirname $1) if resultado=$(zip -jqX "$carpeta/$nombre.cbz" $@); then kdialog --title "Crear ComicBook" --passivepopup "Hecho. '$nombre' creado" 5 kioclient5 move "$@" trash:/ else kdialog --title "Crear ComicBook" --error "$resultado" fi fi And I have created a service menu in Dolphin: [Desktop Entry] Type=Service Actions=CrearComicBook ServiceTypes=KonqPopupMenu/Plugin MimeType=image/*; [Desktop Action CrearComicBook] Exec=crear-cbz "%F" Name=Crear ComicBook Icon=comic And I have this folder with images: ├── Rise of the Black Flame │ ├── Rise of the Black Flame-000.jpg │ ├── Rise of the Black Flame-001.jpg .... I've tested with %F and %U. Both fails. The problem are: 1) Without ", the service only sends the first image. 2) With ", sends all files like one parameter. SOFTWARE/OS VERSIONS Operating System: Arch Linux KDE Plasma Version: 5.19.5 KDE Frameworks Version: 5.74.0 Qt Version: 5.15.1
More details. With ", the script says parameter $1 is "/tmp/Rise of the Black Flame/Rise of the Black Flame-000.jpg /tmp/Rise of the Black Flame/Rise of the Black Flame-001.jpg /tmp/Rise of the Black Flame/Rise of the Black Flame-002.jpg /tmp/Rise of the Black Flame/Rise of the Black Flame-003.jpg /tmp/Rise of the Black Flame/Rise of the Black Flame-004.jpg ...." Without ", the script only receives the first file: $@ = "/tmp/Rise of the Black Flame/Rise of the Black Flame-000.jpg"
Is this a regression or was it always a problem?
Hmm, on master it appears to work: My exec line is: >Exec=/home/user/dostuff.sh %F The script content: >#!/bin/bash > >echo $@>~/test.log And the output looks fine: >/home/user/projects/hello there/New Folder /home/user/projects/hello there/New Folder (1) Also the args with which the process got called looks good (kcoreaddons/src/lib/io/kprocess.cpp:246): >"/home/user/dostuff.sh" ("/home/user/projects/hello there/New Folder", "/home/user/projects/hello there/New Folder (1)") OpenMode( "ReadOnly|WriteOnly" )
Works for me too. I suspect an issue with your script. Can you tell us whether or not it works with the simple script that Alexander posted?
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