[X-Unix] Quit Terminal on exit

[Marley Graham]

OK; I have this launchable Terminal window that opens a window on the 
server using ssh, and then logs into the application. As I mentioned, 
on exit, the window closes and leaves Terminal running. If I look at 
the window file with plist editor or TextEdit, I find the following 
entry:

			<key>ShellExitAction</key>
			<string>1</string>

This looks like the logical place to tell it to quit Terminal when 
exiting the shell. But now I'm stuck, because I don't know how to 
manipulate the string. Is there a list of string references that can be 
used (like 5= "quit Terminal"), or somewhere I can look to find out how 
to define the variable?

Marley Graham
Aqua-Flo Supply
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On Mar 13, 2004, at 8:12 AM, James Bucanek wrote:

> What I thought you wanted was a simple solution to close the entire 
> Terminal application at the end of the user's ssh session.  I 
> suggested that you insert an osascript command that would quit the 
> Terminal into your .term file.  This would close the Terminal 
> application once the user had finished with their ssh connection.
>
> [ Actually, I gave an example of how I do this in a script.  I assumed 
> you could make the conceptual leap from a script to a list of commands 
> in a .term file. ]