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When I typed featherpad myscript.sh, instead of opening that script, it opens to a blank untitled page. This only happened today. It was working before.
If your current working directory isn't where myscript.sh is located the command as posted will open a blank document. You can use the cd command to navigate to the directory where myscript.sh is located or you can use its absolute path.
I'm in the directory and it was working. Just isn't now. I was wondering if there was an update that screwed things up. The odd thing is if I move the file to the home directory featherpad works correctly. But the Progs directory I'm in now, which is under home/jim doesn't work, and I am the owner.
So I changed back to my Progs directory, under my Home, and the program I copied to home now edits correctly but nothing else does - unless I copy that also to home, then go back to Progs, and then it works. I'm mystified.
Permissions are the same as home. Anyway, I did a system restart and the problem went away so it was a dynamic system glitch - nothing to do with fpad or my directories.
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