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How to run the files
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Files inside .shellnotes/ are the ones you can run.
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The files inside the subfolders (util, def, logs, ver) must not be run.
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After the installation, the folder .shellnotes is created in the home (~) folder.
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The .shellnotes folder contains all the source code needed for the program to work properly.
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So, the files to run are:
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-bash_update.sh
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-update.sh
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-install.sh
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-uninstall.sh
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-set_defaults.sh
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-.shellnotes.sh
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And can be run by:
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-bash ~/.shellnotes/bash_update.sh
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-sh ~/.shellnotes/update.sh
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-sh ~/.shellnotes/install.sh
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-sh ~/.shellnotes/uninstall.sh
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-sh ~/.shellnotes/set_defaults.sh
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-sh ~/.shellnotes/.shellnotes.sh
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Should be run when:
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-Updating shellnotes from bash shell
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-Updating shellnotes from other shells
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-(re)Installing shellnotes
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-Uninstalling, disabling or enabling shellnotes
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-Setting default note editors and folder for writing and storing notes
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-Running the main script, which is always run after the installation
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A better way of running the above files is by running the commands from the main script (.shellnotes.sh):
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-$ shellnotes -u (and the default shell is bash)
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-$ shellnotes -u
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-no command line argument for install.sh-
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-no command line argument for uninstall.sh-
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-$ shellnotes -sd
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-.shellnotes.sh is already running in the background- |