Terminal: Add config for startup command

This is useful when working on a program as you can put the command into the config file, instead of having to type it up each time on boot.
luteresa · May 2, 2020 · 0e403a4 · 0e403a4
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diff --git a/Applications/Terminal/main.cpp b/Applications/Terminal/main.cpp
@@ -216,14 +216,18 @@ int main(int argc, char** argv)
  return 1;
  }
 
- run_command(ptm_fd, command_to_execute);
+ RefPtr<Core::ConfigFile> config = Core::ConfigFile::get_for_app("Terminal");
+
+ if (command_to_execute)
+ run_command(ptm_fd, command_to_execute);
+ else
+ run_command(ptm_fd, config->read_entry("Startup", "Command"));
 
  auto window = GUI::Window::construct();
  window->set_title("Terminal");
  window->set_background_color(Color::Black);
  window->set_double_buffering_enabled(false);
 
- RefPtr<Core::ConfigFile> config = Core::ConfigFile::get_for_app("Terminal");
  auto& terminal = window->set_main_widget<TerminalWidget>(ptm_fd, true, config);
  terminal.on_command_exit = [&] {
  app.quit(0);

diff --git a/Base/home/anon/Terminal.ini b/Base/home/anon/Terminal.ini
@@ -1,3 +1,5 @@
+[Startup]
+Command=
 [Window]
 Opacity=255
 AudibleBeep=0