Hi,
this is not directly Debian related, but I'll chance it :-)
How do I tell KDE to start an application in the same directory where the
file it is supposed to open is saved?
I.e. I have associated *.tex with GVim. I click on a TeX file, and GVim
starts, but when I compile the .tex file, the .dvi etc. files are always
created in my home directory, because GVim's $PWD doesn't change along with
the opened file.
I know I can change this (and I have) with GVim, but I don't know about all
the other applications.
Can you somehow put a macro like %p in the "working directory" field in the
menu editor? I've tried, but it doesn't seem to work right. What macros
(%u, %p, %f, etc) are there anyway?
Thanks!
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