How do I make a program do a bash script on mac osx?

February 11th, 2010 | by admin |

I have a mac osx.

Lets say I have a program that is nothing more then a button. You press this button and it will do a bash script.

Now I have the bash script and I have the code for the button, but how do I make it so when click on the button it will do a bash script?
The program will be using certain bash tools, such as cron.

If you have "the code for the button", you have a program. Just run the bash script, or fork to it, or whatever the language the program is written in uses to run a script. (Or do the functions of the script in the program and forget the script.)

  1. One Response to “How do I make a program do a bash script on mac osx?”

  2. By Colanth on Feb 11, 2010 | Reply

    If you have "the code for the button", you have a program. Just run the bash script, or fork to it, or whatever the language the program is written in uses to run a script. (Or do the functions of the script in the program and forget the script.)
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