[OMC] How can i set the shell for "open iTerm here"?

[OnMyCommand discussion]

Unfortunately tcsh is hardcoded in OMC because iTerm enforces the choice of
shell (cannot use default shell like you can in Terminal.app). This was
hardcoded back in OS 10.2 I believe when tcsh was still the default shell
for Termonal.app. OMC sends AppleEvents to iTerm that are equivalent to the
following script:

tell application "iTerm"
    activate
    set theTerm to make new terminal
    tell theTerm
        set theSession to make new session at the end of sessions
        tell theSession to exec command "/bin/tcsh"
    end tell
end tell

The choice of shell can be added to OMC but not for the forthcoming 1.7.2
release. The workaround would be to execute bash as a fist command in new
session (put in command description). Alternatively I can hard code bash for
you and send you a private build. I don't want to change the default shell
for general release because it may break things for other people.

Hope it helps,
Tom
Abracode

On 7/2/06 11:39 AM, "OnMyCommand discussion" <omc at abracode.com> wrote:

> Hi there
> 
> I'm new to on my command, so this may sound like a stuoid question:
> 
> i've downloaded the "(261) open iTerm here" file, and it works fine,
> but it opens the wrong shell :(
> 
> i want bash to open (and it opens correctly when i open a new iTerm
> window/Tab), but every time I use the Open iTerm script, tcsh opens
> instead.
> I've found no setting to choose the Shell anywhere in OMC or OMCEdit.
> How can i set this to open bash insterad of tcsh?
> 
> i'm using OS X 10.4.7 (PPC)
> 
> thanks,
> Matthias
> 
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