Command Completion Indicator

[MSouqi]

Hi,

Is there any way that I can know that the executed command on the QTermWidget has been finished?

Note: for C++.

[stefonarch]

You mean when compiling is finished? I use a script which executes the commands and creates a package (arch) and then sends a notification.

[MSouqi]

I mean when run a command like "ls , cd , pwd ..." on the QTermWidget, how can I know that the command has been finished

[stefonarch]

In most cases returning to the command prompt shouldn't trigger any notification no?

[MSouqi]

The QTermWidget runs the command using QProcess, the QProcess provides a command finish indicator.
To explain what I want to do, I'm running a simulation on the QTermWidget, after the simulation is finished, I want to do some functionality.

[luebking]

lxqt/qterminal#1359 but it's not entirely clear whether that's what you want.

What kind or "simulation" are you running and how?
The standard approach to notify yourself is to make -j4; notify-send "build ended" (this can be fancied up using the status code and notification parameters for urgency, but that's decoration)

[MSouqi]

lxqt/qterminal#1359 but it's not entirely clear whether that's what you want.

What kind or "simulation" are you running and how? The standard approach to notify yourself is to make -j4; notify-send "build ended" (this can be fancied up using the status code and notification parameters for urgency, but that's decoration)

Hi, we're talking here to be notified by the QTermWidget instance in C++ code, not in makefile and system build.

[luebking]

Hi, have you bothered to look at the linked PR?

[MSouqi]

Hi, have you bothered to look at the linked PR?

Oh, sorry didn't notice it. It's really helpful, thanks for your response.